eBay Fee Calculator

Make the numbers work before you list. Estimate profit for one item in a US eBay order using the most-categories, non-Store fee schedule.

Free to useCalculated in your browserv0.2.1 · Fee preset checked September 12, 2026

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Know the limits. Limited preset, not every eBay category: excludes Store plans, international and performance surcharges, category exceptions, multi-item orders and tax charged on seller fees. Check your listing category and current statement.

How it works

The order fee is $0.30 when the fee base is $10 or less, otherwise $0.40. Fees are rounded to cents before profit is calculated. The optional ad estimate applies your rate to the same base; actual advertising products may use different attribution and billing rules.

Fee base = price + shipping charged + tax
Final value fee = 13.6% × min(base, $7,500) + 2.35% × max(base − $7,500, 0) + order fee
Profit = price + shipping charged − fees − advertising − item cost − postage − other costs

Try the example

The starter inputs above produce:

Estimated net profit: $34.81

Change the inputs to match your own situation. The result is an estimate or text transformation, not a substitute for reviewing your source data.

Fee source
eBay US selling feesLast checked 2026-09-16. Rules can change after this date.

A few useful details

Does this support a Basic or Premium Store?

No. This initial preset is for the US non-Store most-categories schedule. Store and category-specific presets need separate verification before being added.

Is buyer sales tax part of my revenue?

No. It is included here only in the fee base; the marketplace-collected tax is not counted as seller proceeds.

Do I need an account?

No. This release runs without an account, API key or payment. Saving a favorite stores only the tool’s identifier in this browser, not your inputs.