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eBay US Fee Calculator — Final Value Fees & Profit

Calculate eBay US final value fees, per-order charges, shipping costs and net profit with rates checked against eBay's current seller fee schedule.

Rates checked Aug 9, 2026 Official source ↗
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The price the buyer pays (USD)

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Leave 0 for free shipping

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What you paid for the item

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What you'll pay to ship

Total eBay United States Fees

$7.20

14.40% of sale

You Keep

$42.80

After eBay fees

Your Profit

$27.80

55.60% margin

ROI (Return on Investment)

278.00%

On $10.00 investment

Effective Fee Rate

14.40%

All fees combined

Fee Breakdown

Final Value Fee (13.60%)$6.80
Per Order Fee$0.40
Total Fees$7.20

Profit Calculation

Sale Price$50.00
= Gross Revenue$50.00
- eBay Fees$7.20
= Net Revenue$42.80
- Item Cost$10.00
- Shipping Cost$5.00
= Profit$27.80

💡 eBay United States Tips

• 13.6% plus $0.30–$0.40 per order for most categories

• The percentage applies to the total sale amount, including tax

• The international sale toggle adds 1.65%

• The Below Standard toggle adds the standard 6% performance fee

Current eBay US seller fees

For sellers without a Store subscription, eBay’s standard fee for most categories is 13.6% of the total amount of the sale up to $7,500, plus 2.35% on any portion above $7,500. The order charge is $0.30 at $10 or less and $0.40 above $10.

CostCurrent standard treatment
First 250 listings each monthNo insertion fee in most categories
Additional listings$0.35 each in most categories
Most-category final value fee13.6% up to $7,500; 2.35% above
Per-order charge$0.30 at $10 or less; $0.40 over $10
International fee1.65% when applicable

The percentage is usually applied to the item price, shipping collected, sales tax and other applicable charges. Because this calculator cannot know the buyer’s tax before a sale, its estimate uses the values you enter and may be slightly lower than the final invoice.

Category and performance adjustments

Category selection matters. Books and media use a 15.3% first tier, selected collectibles use 13.25%, while qualifying athletic shoes and guitars use lower rates. eBay Stores may also receive different rates.

Seller performance can add cost. A Below Standard account normally adds 6%; after four or more consecutive months it can rise to 7%. A Very High “item not as described” rate can similarly rise from 5% to 6%. The calculator’s checkbox models the standard 6% Below Standard addition, not every possible account-specific adjustment.

For the final amount, compare the estimate with eBay’s official selling fee schedule, especially if you use ads, a Store, international shipping or a specialist category.

Quick answers

Common questions

What does eBay charge most US sellers?+

For most categories without an eBay Store, the final value fee is 13.6% on the total amount of the sale up to $7,500, then 2.35% on the portion above $7,500, plus a per-order fee.

What is eBay's per-order fee?+

The per-order charge is $0.30 when the order total is $10 or less and $0.40 when it is over $10.

Does eBay charge its fee on shipping and sales tax?+

Yes. The percentage fee generally uses the total amount of the sale, including item price, shipping collected, sales tax and other applicable charges. This calculator includes item price and shipping collected; check the actual order for tax.

How much is the international fee?+

For eligible sellers registered in the US, eBay lists a 1.65% international fee when eBay International Shipping is not used.

Are all eBay category fees the same?+

No. Media, collectibles, jewelry, sneakers, guitars and some business categories have different rates or thresholds, so select the closest category before relying on the result.

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