eBay fee calculator 2026 — what you actually keep

eBay's take has three layers: a final value fee — 13.6% of the total sale (item + shipping) in most categories, 2.35% on any per-item amount above $7,500 — a per-order fee of $0.30 (orders up to $10) or $0.40, and optional extras like Promoted Listings (your ad rate × the total sale) and the 1.65% international fee when the buyer is outside the US. Type your numbers above — the result updates as you type.

Store subscribers pay less

With an eBay Store subscription (Basic and above, not Starter), the most-categories final value fee drops from 13.6% to 12.7% — on the portion up to $2,500 per item — plus more free listings per month. Flip the store toggle above to see the difference on your sale.

Reverse mode: what to charge

Flip the switch to What to charge, enter the amount you want to pocket, and FeeKeep solves the exact price — fees, costs and shipping included.

Verified numbers, dated

Rates are checked by hand against eBay's official seller fees and Promoted Listings pages. The 1.65% international-fee rate (marked ~) sits on an official help page that blocks automated readers, so it is corroborated by independent secondary sources instead — we flag that rather than pretend otherwise.

• Final value fee: 13.6% of item + shipping (most categories), 2.35% above $7,500/item
• With a Store subscription: 12.7% up to $2,500/item in most categories
• Other tiers: media 15.3% · jewelry 15% · trading cards 13.25% · guitars 6.7% · heavy equipment 3% · sneakers over $150 8%
• Per-order fee: $0.30 up to $10 order total, $0.40 above
• Promoted Listings: your ad rate (2–15% here) × total sale, charged only on promoted sales
• International fee: 1.65%~ when the buyer's address is outside the US
• Not modelled: insertion fees (250 free listings/mo, then $0.35), sales tax in the fee base, category tiers other than "most categories"