eBay Fee Calculator
Calculate your exact eBay seller fees with category, store tier, and seller level adjustments.
eBay charges 12.35%–15% of the total sale (including shipping) plus $0.30–$0.40 per order. Store subscribers and Top Rated sellers pay less.
Real Example: Selling a $120 Vintage Video Game on eBay
Here's how eBay fees break down on a $120 sale in the "Most Categories" bracket with no store subscription:
With a Basic store (−0.9% FVF), you'd keep $104.78. With Top Rated Plus, $105.29.
eBay Fee Structure
Frequently Asked Questions
How does eBay's Final Value Fee work?
eBay charges a percentage of the total sale amount (item price + shipping) called the Final Value Fee. The rate varies by category — most items are 13.25%, clothing is 12.35%, and electronics are 14.95%. A per-order fee of $0.30–$0.40 is added.
Is an eBay store subscription worth it?
A Basic store ($21.95/mo) reduces your FVF by 0.9%. This pays for itself if you sell about $2,440+/month. Premium ($59.95/mo) gives −1.75% and Anchor ($299.95/mo) gives −2.95%. High-volume sellers save significantly.
What is Top Rated Plus?
Top Rated Plus sellers get a 10% discount on the Final Value Fee. You need Top Rated status (100+ transactions, ≤0.5% defects), same/1-day handling, and 30+ day returns. It's the best way to reduce eBay fees.
How does eBay compare to other platforms?
eBay's ~13.25% effective rate is higher than Mercari (10%) and Depop (~3.3%), but lower than Poshmark (20%). eBay's major advantage is its massive buyer base and auction format. See Mercari vs eBay or eBay vs Poshmark for detailed comparisons.
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