eBay Canada Fee Calculator — Seller Fees & Profit
Calculate eBay Canada final value fees, per-order charges, international fees, item costs and net profit in Canadian dollars.
Current eBay Canada fee structure
For most categories without a Store subscription, the current final value fee is 13.6% up to C$7,500 and 2.35% on the portion above C$7,500. Add C$0.30 per order at C$10 or less, or C$0.40 above C$10.
| Cost | Current standard treatment |
|---|---|
| First 250 listings each month | No insertion fee in most categories |
| Additional listings | C$0.30 each |
| Most-category final value fee | 13.6% up to C$7,500; 2.35% above |
| International sale to the US | 0.4% when applicable |
| International sale elsewhere | 1% when applicable |
Use the category selector
Media, select collectibles, guitars and qualifying athletic shoes have different rates. eBay Store subscriptions can also change the schedule. The international checkbox uses the higher 1% non-US rate; for a US buyer, reduce that part of the estimate to 0.4%.
Check eBay Canada’s official selling fee schedule for a specialist category, Store rate, promoted listing or account-specific performance charge.
Common questions
What does eBay Canada charge in most categories?+
For sellers without an eBay Store, most categories are 13.6% of the total amount up to C$7,500 and 2.35% on the portion above, plus a C$0.30 or C$0.40 per-order fee.
Does eBay Canada charge fees on shipping and tax?+
Yes. The final value fee generally uses the total amount of the sale, including the item, shipping collected, sales tax and other applicable charges.
How many free listings do Canadian sellers get?+
eBay Canada includes up to 250 zero-insertion-fee listings per month in most categories. Additional listings are generally C$0.30 each.
What is eBay Canada's international fee?+
For Canadian sellers not using eBay International Shipping, the current fee is 0.4% for buyers or delivery addresses in the US and 1% for all other countries. The calculator uses the conservative 1% option.
See where the profit is.
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