FeeStrip

eBay fee calculator

Enter a price. Every fee eBay takes — the final value fee, category by category, plus the per-order fee — itemized, with its source and effective date. No account, no email wall.

Updated Feb 14, 2025 · sources on every number

eBay fee calculator

Live · 2026

Marketplace

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The final value fee applies to shipping too.

Most categories drop to 2.35% above $7,500.

Receipt

eBay seller fees

  1. Order total$30.00

    item + shipping charged to buyer

  2. Final value fee · 13.6%$4.08

    Most categories · 2.4% above $7,500

  3. Per-order fee$0.40

    $0.40 · orders over $10

Your net profit$25.52

14.9% of the order total goes to fees (USD)

Source: ebay.com selling fees

Updated Feb 14, 2025 · estimates only, always confirm your payout account

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Markets and headline rates

How it works

01

Enter the sale

Item price and the shipping you charged — the fee base is the total the buyer pays.

02

Pick the category

Eight category rates, from 3% heavy equipment to 15.3% books and media.

03

Thresholds apply

Most categories drop to 2.35% above $7,500; jewelry and handbags drop to 9% at their caps.

04

Read the receipt

Final value fee and per-order fee itemized. Net profit highlighted. Source linked.

Frequently asked questions

What is the eBay final value fee in 2026?

For most US categories it's 13.6% of the total the buyer pays (item price plus shipping), then 2.35% on anything above $7,500 — plus a per-order fee of $0.30 on orders of $10 or less and $0.40 on orders over $10. The rate is lower in some categories: guitars and basses 6.7%, heavy equipment 3%, athletic shoes $150+ 8% with no per-order fee.

Do I pay fees on the shipping I charge?

Yes. The final value fee is calculated on the total amount the buyer pays, including shipping and handling. A $25 item with $5 shipping is fee-calculated on $30, not $25.

What is the per-order fee?

A flat fee added to every sale: $0.30 on orders of $10.00 or less, $0.40 on orders over $10.00. It's waived for athletic shoes priced at $150 or more. It makes cheap items much more expensive to sell in percentage terms — 16.6% on a $10 order versus 13.6% on a $1,000 one.

Which categories pay less than 13.6%?

Guitars and basses pay 6.7%, heavy equipment 3% (0.5% above $15,000), athletic shoes $150+ pay 8% with no per-order fee, and women's handbags drop to 9% above $2,000. Books, movies and music pay more at 15.3%, and jewelry and watches pay 15% up to $5,000.

Are these rates current?

Yes. The last broad US final value fee adjustment took effect February 14, 2025, moving most categories up to 13.6%. Published rates include the 0.35% regulatory operating fee. Top Rated sellers get a 10% discount on the percentage, and international sales add a 1.65% fee — always confirm against eBay's selling fees page.

Does this work for UK, Canadian and Australian sellers?

Yes — switch the marketplace to UK, CA or AU. The UK models business-seller rates ex VAT (12.9% most categories) plus the 0.35% regulatory fee and 20% VAT; Canada mirrors the US schedule in C$; Australia uses the 13.4% rate incl GST with a A$0.30 per-order fee. Sources: ebay.co.uk rate-card change, ebay.ca selling fees, ebay.com.au selling fees.

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