eBay Fee & Profit Calculator
See your real take-home on an eBay sale after final value fees — and whether the price is worth listing.
✏️ These numbers were filled in from a shared link — change anything to make it your own.
How eBay fees work
eBay bundles selling and payment fees into one final value fee: 13.6% of the total sale (12.7% with a store), plus a small per-order fee. It applies to the item price and the shipping you charge.
fee = rate% × (price + shipping) + per-order fee
Standard 2026 US rates for common categories; verify against eBay’s schedule. Not financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is the eBay final value fee in 2026?
For most categories eBay charges a final value fee of 13.6% of the total sale, plus a per-order fee of $0.30 for orders $10 or less and $0.40 for orders over $10. A Basic Store subscription (or higher) lowers the percentage to about 12.7%.
What does the final value fee apply to?
The total amount of the sale — item price plus any shipping and handling you charge the buyer (and, in some cases, sales tax). That is why the shipping you charge is included in this calculator.
How do I lower my eBay fees?
A store subscription drops the rate to ~12.7% and can pay for itself at higher volume. Keeping your account in good standing avoids the extra fee eBay charges sellers with high defect rates.
Are these exact?
These are standard 2026 US rates for the most common categories. Some categories (like trading cards or bullion) differ. Confirm against eBay’s fee schedule and your account.