eBay fee calculator
How much of this sale does eBay keep?
Enter the item price, the shipping the buyer pays, and your fee rates. You get the total fees, your payout and the effective rate, with the final value fee, the fixed fee and ads split apart.
Your numbers
eBay's fee is also charged on sales tax it collects. Leave 0 if you want to ignore that.
Most US categories are around 13.6%. Rates differ by category and store plan, so check eBay's fee page.
eBay US charges $0.30 on orders of $10 or less and $0.40 above that. Check the current amount.
Leave 0 if the item is not promoted.
Result
Where the sale goes
eBay takes in total
$4.47
You receive
$25.48
Effective fee rate
14.9%
Final value fee
$4.07
Promoted Listings cost
$0.00
These are planning aids built on the numbers you type in. They are estimates, not forecasts, and they know nothing about your supplier, carrier or marketplace beyond what you enter.
Using it
- 1
Enter the price and shipping
Fees are charged on the item price plus the shipping the buyer pays.
- 2
Set your fee rates
Use your category's current final value fee and the fixed per-order fee shown on eBay.
- 3
Add ads if you use them
Promoted Listings is charged on the item price when the sale comes from an ad.
The arithmetic
1final value fee = (price + shipping) x fee rate
2total fees = final value fee + fixed fee + ad rate x price
3payout = price + shipping - total fees
Sample run: A $29.95 item with $0 shipping, a 13.6% fee and a $0.40 per-order fee costs $4.47 in fees and pays out $25.48.