eBay fee calculator

Free eBay fee calculator, no sign-up: your fees, payout and profit in the United Kingdom, the United States and 6 more countries, ranked against 40 marketplaces by what you keep.

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The same sale on every marketplace in the United Kingdom

Same price, postage and cost, standard seller account on each. Sorted by what you keep.

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Fees checked against each marketplace's own fee page on 27 September 2026. Category-specific, international and currency-conversion fees aren't included — check the marketplace's page before pricing something unusual.

How to work out eBay fees in 3 steps

  1. Pick the country you sell from and the marketplace.
  2. Enter your sale price, the postage the buyer pays and what the item cost you.
  3. Read what you keep — then check the table to see which marketplace pays you most for the same sale.

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Questions

How much does eBay charge sellers in the United Kingdom?

eBay charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. Optional extras: Promoted listing (5%). Free for UK private sellers on UK sales. A 3% international fee applies if you post abroad.

How much does eBay charge sellers in the United States?

Sellers pay: Final value fee (13.6%); Per-order fee ($0.30); Per-order fee ($0.40). The percentage is also charged on sales tax, which isn't included here.

How much does eBay charge sellers in Germany?

eBay charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. Selling on eBay.de is free for private sellers within Germany.

How much does eBay charge sellers in France?

eBay charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. Free for private sellers registered in the EEA.

Do I pay fees on postage?

On many marketplaces, yes — the percentage is charged on the total the buyer pays, including postage. The calculator applies each marketplace's own rule, so enter the postage you charge and it is handled for you.

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