eBay Fee Calculator

eBay charges sellers a final value fee based on a percentage of the total order amount (sale price plus shipping charged to the buyer). An additional per-order fee may apply depending on the order total. This calculator applies the category-specific flat rates from our verified fee table to your inputs and subtracts all fees plus your item cost to show estimated net profit. All math runs locally in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.

Scope notes (what this tool does not model):

• The fee base here is sale price + shipping only. eBay’s published final-value fee is calculated on a broader total that can also include sales tax and other applicable charges — so real fees may be slightly higher when sales tax is collected.
• Most categories are modeled at a single flat percentage. eBay’s published schedule applies a lower rate on the portion of a sale above a high-dollar threshold; that tier is not modeled here, so fees on very large single-item sales may be overstated.
• Store subscription pricing, promoted-listing fees, international fees, and specialty category tables (beyond the options in the category menu) are out of scope.

It estimates category final-value fees and the per-order fee on sale price plus shipping charged to the buyer, then subtracts your item cost to show estimated net profit. Store subscriptions, promoted listings, and international fees are out of scope.

Not always. eBay’s published final-value fee can apply to a broader total (including sales tax and other charges). High-dollar tier breaks and specialty category tables are not fully modeled. Treat the result as a planning estimate and verify on eBay’s seller fee pages before relying on it.

Rates come from HustleNumbers’ verified marketplace fee table, sourced from eBay’s official seller fee documentation, with a verification date shown on the results panel.