See the eBay fees on a sale and what you keep after your own costs.
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US sellers without a Store subscription, fees as of October 2026. Runs in your browser.
Check fees and profit on every listing at once. Upload a CSV with a sold price for each. Free for up to 10 listings; Pro runs up to 10,000 at once.
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eBay Fee Calculator works out the final value fee, the per-order fee and any Promoted Listings cost on a sale, then subtracts your item and postage costs to show profit.
eBay charges its final value fee on the whole amount the buyer pays, including shipping and sales tax. Tax isn't your money, so the calculator charges the fee on it but leaves it out of what you keep.
A $50 sale with $8 shipping and $4 sales tax: 13.6% of $62 is $8.43, plus a $0.40 per-order fee, so $8.83 in fees and you keep $49.17. With a $15 item cost and $8 postage, profit is $26.17 (45.1% margin).
For most categories it is 13.6% of the total sale up to $7,500 and 2.35% above that, plus $0.40 per order ($0.30 on orders of $10 or less).
eBay calculates the final value fee on the total the buyer pays, including tax, even though the tax goes to the state.
Store subscribers get lower rates in many categories. Choose "Other rate" and enter your rate.
Books, movies and music are 15.3%; guitars and basses 6.7%; athletic shoes $150 and over 8% with no per-order fee. Other exceptions exist, so use "Other rate" for them.