eBay Fee & Profit Calculator
Calculate what eBay actually takes from a sale. Enter your price, shipping, and costs; adjust the final value fee to your category's rate; and see net proceeds and true profit instantly.
eBay's final value fee percentage varies by category and store level, and rates change — the defaults here are illustrative, so verify your category's current rate in eBay's fee schedule.
Your numbers
Defaults are illustrative — every field is editable. Verify current fee schedules with the platform.
Profit per unit
$14.66
Fee breakdown
- Final value fee−$5.44
- Per-order fee−$0.40
- Total fees−$5.84
- Net proceeds$34.16
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Frequently asked questions
How much are eBay fees?
For most categories the final value fee is roughly in the low-to-mid teens percent of the total sale (item + shipping) plus a small per-order fee — but rates vary by category and store subscription. Check eBay's current schedule for yours.
Are eBay fees charged on shipping?
Yes — final value fees apply to the total amount of the sale including shipping charged to the buyer.
Do eBay store subscribers pay lower fees?
Store subscriptions can reduce final value fees in some categories and include free listing allotments. Whether a store pays for itself depends on your volume — compute it from your numbers.
How do I track eBay fees in my books?
Each payout nets out fees, so book settlements with fees as separate expense lines rather than recording deposits as revenue. BeanHawk automates this into QuickBooks or Xero.
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