eBay Fee Calculator

For most categories, eBay charges 13.6% of the sale price up to $7,500, plus 2.35% on any amount above $7,500, plus a small fixed per-order fee ($0.30 for orders $10 or less, $0.40 for orders over $10). Some categories (electronics, clothing, business & industrial, etc.) have their own different percentage, which this calculator lets you enter as a custom rate.

If your buyer's shipping address is outside your home country, eBay adds an extra 1.65% international fee on top of the standard final value fee — for a US seller with the standard 13.6% rate, that brings the effective rate to 15.25% on international sales.

Yes — eBay Store subscribers get a discount on final value fees in many categories, typically 0.5-2 percentage points lower than non-Store sellers, varying by category and store tier. Enter your specific discount if you know it.

No — this calculates only the final value fee charged when an item sells. Insertion fees are separate: most sellers get 250 free listings per month, with a $0.35 fee per listing after that (regardless of whether the item sells), so they aren't tied to a specific sale price the way final value fees are.

Enter your item cost and shipping cost paid (if any) to see your actual profit after eBay's fee, not just the net payout — net payout is what eBay deposits to you, while profit also subtracts what the item and shipping actually cost you.