Your item — same numbers on every platform
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fees verified 2026-07-27
Fee schedule is being verified against official sources.
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fees verified 2026-07-27
Fee schedule is being verified against official sources.
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fees verified 2026-07-27
Fee schedule is being verified against official sources.
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fees verified 2026-07-27
Fee schedule is being verified against official sources.
Bulk mode — a whole product list at once
Your list is stored only in this browser (localStorage) — nothing is uploaded.
| Item | Price | Cost | Shipping | Fees | You keep | Keep % |
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Seller fee comparison 2026 — Etsy vs eBay vs PayPal vs Stripe
Type your item once — price, cost and shipping — and FeeKeep runs it through every platform's verified 2026 fee schedule: Etsy (listing + 6.5% transaction + payment processing), eBay (final value fees), PayPaland Stripe for selling direct from your own shop. Each column shows the full fee breakdown and the one number that matters: what you keep. The platform that leaves you the most lights up.
Why the same item keeps different amounts
Marketplaces stack percentage fees on the item and the shipping you charge, plus fixed per-order fees — so the gap widens on cheap items and on ad-attributed sales. Selling direct through a payment processor skips marketplace fees entirely, which is exactly the trade this comparison makes visible. A platform whose schedule is still being verified shows an in build note instead of a number — FeeKeep never shows unverified math.
Bulk CSV mode
Paste or upload a product list (name, price, cost, shipping — one item per line) and get a per-item profit table for the selected platform, using the same country and tax settings as the comparison. Export the results as a CSV for your spreadsheet. The list stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded, no account, no cookies.
Copy, print, share
Copy comparison produces a one-line artifact you can paste anywhere ("Same $45.00 item: Etsy keeps … · Stripe keeps …"). The URL hash holds your full input state, so the link you share reopens this exact comparison. Print gives an ink-friendly breakdown sheet.