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eBay Fee Calculator

Work out eBay's final value fee and per-order fee on the total sale, then see your profit after costs. Add promoted listings or the international fee if they apply.

Rates reviewed November 13, 2026

Who this is for: eBay sellers who want their real profit per order after every fee.By · Last reviewed November 13, 2026 · How it works

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Net profit per order

$35.46

Item costPackagingShipping labeleBay feesNet profit
Margin
61.1%
ROI
249%
eBay takes
14.3%
Breakdown
Revenue$58.00
Final value fee (13.6%)−$7.89
Per-order fee−$0.40
Item cost−$8.00
Packaging−$0.75
Shipping label−$5.50
Ads and other−$0.00
Net profit$35.46
Show the working
  1. Total sale = $58.00
  2. Final value fee = 13.6% × $58.00 = $7.89
  3. Per-order fee = $0.40 (orders over $10)

Estimates based on the assumptions shown. Platforms may charge differently for your account, category, or currency. Check your seller account for exact fees. Not financial or tax advice.

Quick answer

The eBay Fee Calculator shows eBay final value fees, the per-order fee, international and promoted listing fees, and your profit. How it works: Total sale = item price + shipping; Final value fee = rate × total sale (up to $7,500 per item; 2.35% above). For example, with item price of $50, shipping you charge of $8, and eBay Store set to No Store (13.6%), the net profit per order is $35.46.

How to use the eBay Fee Calculator

  1. Enter item price.
  2. Enter shipping you charge. eBay charges its fee on the total sale, including shipping.
  3. Choose eBay Store.
  4. Enter promoted listing rate. Your ad rate, if the sale came from a promoted listing.
  5. Turn on or off international buyer. Adds the 1.65% international fee.
  6. Enter item cost. What it costs you to make or buy one unit.
  7. Read net profit per order and the breakdown. Use Share to send the exact numbers, or Print to save a PDF.

How it's calculated

  • Total sale = item price + shipping
  • Final value fee = rate × total sale (up to $7,500 per item; 2.35% above)
  • Per-order fee = $0.30 for orders of $10 or less, $0.40 above
  • Net profit = total sale − eBay fees − your costs

Worked example

With item price of $50, shipping you charge of $8, ebay store of No Store (13.6%), promoted listing rate of 0 %, international buyer of No, and item cost of $8:

Net profit per order: $35.46. Margin: 61.1%.

eBay Fee questions

How much does eBay take from a sale?

For most categories, eBay charges a final value fee of 13.6% of the total sale, including shipping, plus $0.40 per order ($0.30 if the total is $10 or less). On a $50 sale that is about $7.20.

Does eBay charge fees on shipping?

Yes. The final value fee is calculated on the total amount the buyer pays, including shipping and handling.

Do I pay less with an eBay Store?

Store subscribers pay a lower final value fee in most categories (12.7% instead of 13.6% in many), but the Store has a monthly cost. It pays off once your monthly sales are high enough to cover the subscription.

What is eBay's international fee?

When the buyer's address is outside your country, eBay adds an international fee of 1.65% of the total for US sellers.

Do Promoted Listings cost extra?

Yes. With Promoted Listings General, you pay the ad rate you choose (a percentage of the sale) only when a buyer clicks your ad and buys within 30 days. Add it in the calculator's ad field.

Sources

Last reviewed November 13, 2026. Platforms change fees; see the fee change log.