Fees by category
Most items pay 13.6%, but books, sneakers over $150, guitars and handbags have their own rates. Pick the category and the calculator uses the right one.
Type the price and what you paid for the item. See every eBay fee, the shipping label and the money you actually keep, before you list.
Most items pay 13.6%, but books, sneakers over $150, guitars and handbags have their own rates. Pick the category and the calculator uses the right one.
Enter the weight and how far the parcel goes. We price USPS Ground Advantage and Priority Mail and take the cheaper one, or use your own label price.
See the lowest price that breaks even and the price that hits your target margin, with all fees and shipping counted.
eBay takes a percentage of the total the buyer pays: item price, shipping and sales tax. On top of that there is a per-order fee of $0.30 for orders of $10 or less and $0.40 for larger orders.
eBay collects the tax and passes it to the state, but its final value fee is still calculated on the full amount including tax. That is why the tax field changes your fee.
Starter uses the standard rates. Basic and higher plans get lower rates in many categories, with a different threshold, so switch the store setting if you have one.
eBay adds 6% to the final value fee for sellers below standard. Top Rated and Above Standard sellers do not pay it.
It uses USPS commercial prices for the weight and distance you chose. Your real label can differ by zone, box size and surcharges, so enter your own label price when you have it.
No. It is an independent calculator built on eBay's published fee schedule. Always confirm the final numbers in your Seller Hub.
A Chrome extension that reads the price and category on eBay and shows your profit next to the listing.