See every Etsy fee on a sale and what you keep after your own costs.
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US shop with Etsy Payments, fees as of October 2026. Other countries have different processing rates. Runs in your browser.
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Etsy Fee Calculator adds up every fee Etsy takes from one sale: the $0.20 listing fee, the 6.5% transaction fee on the item and shipping, payment processing (3% + $0.25 in the US), and the Offsite Ads fee when a sale comes from one of Etsy's ads. Then it takes off what the item and postage cost you, so you see real profit.
Shipping counts: Etsy charges its 6.5% on what the buyer pays for shipping too, which is why free-shipping pricing and charged-shipping pricing come out almost the same.
A $35 item with $5 shipping: listing $0.20 + transaction $2.60 + processing $1.45 = $4.25 in fees, so you keep $35.75. With a $10 item cost and $5 postage, profit is $20.75 (51.9% margin). If the sale came from Offsite Ads at 15%, fees rise to $10.25 and profit drops to $14.75.
Yes. The 6.5% transaction fee and payment processing both apply to the shipping the buyer pays, not just the item price.
Etsy advertises listings on Google, Instagram and other sites. If a buyer clicks one and buys within 30 days, Etsy charges 15% of the order (12% for shops over $10,000 a year), capped at $100.
The calculator uses US rates with Etsy Payments. Processing fees and regulatory fees differ in other countries, so check Etsy's fee page for yours.
They are checked against Etsy's published fees each quarter. The date is shown under the calculator.