eBay Fee Calculator

Calculate your real profit after all eBay fees. Last updated: 2026.

Sale Price + Shipping $0.00
Final Value Fee -$0.00
Per-Order Fee -$0.30
International Fee (if applicable) $0.00
Promoted Listing Fee -$0.00
Your Shipping Cost -$0.00
Item Cost -$0.00
Total eBay Fees -$0.00
Your Profit $0.00
Profit Margin 0%
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How eBay Fees Work in 2026

eBay uses a simplified fee structure called Managed Payments. The main fee is the final value fee, which is a percentage of the total sale amount (item price + shipping) plus a $0.30 per-order fee.

eBay Fee Structure by Category

CategoryFinal Value FeePer-Order Fee
Most Categories13.25%$0.30
Books, Music, Movies, DVDs14.95%$0.30
Clothing, Shoes & Accessories12.35%$0.30
Electronics12.35%$0.30
Collectibles14.95%$0.30
Musical Instruments6.35%$0.30
Heavy Equipment3.0%$0.30

Example: Selling a $75 Item on eBay

Selling an electronics item for $75 with $8.99 shipping (category rate: 12.35%):

eBay takes about 12.7% of your total revenue on this sale. If the item cost you $25 and shipping is $7.50, your profit is $40.82.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does eBay take from a $100 sale?

For most categories, eBay takes 13.25% + $0.30 on a $100 sale = $13.55 in fees. Your take-home before item costs is $86.45.

Does eBay charge a fee on shipping?

Yes. eBay's final value fee applies to the total amount including shipping. This is why many sellers prefer to offer "free shipping" with the cost built into the item price.

What are eBay promoted listing fees?

Promoted listings are optional. You set an ad rate (typically 2-15%) and only pay when a buyer clicks your promoted listing and purchases within 30 days. The fee is calculated on the total sale amount.