Our eBay Fees Calculator will help you calculate your eBay profits accurately, so you'll know exactly how much you're spending and profiting from your eBay business.
Updated: 4 January, 2023
Category
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Payment Processor
Select either eBay’s Managed Payments or PayPal.
PAYPAL TRANSACTION FEE
Ebay account options
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Profit Breakdown
1. Take the product you are selling, copy its eBay Item ID or the full item link and paste to the Item ID field. Then, our eBay fee calculator takes the product’s price directly from eBay, calculating any fees and profits associated with the product. To ensure the most accurate results possible, please pick the relevant information from the fee calculator’s filters. This includes giving accurate information about store subscription, top rated plus, etc.
2. Get results instantly by filling out the product’s selling price, shipping costs, product costs, etc. Include any other properties such as store subscription or top rated seller status.
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Yes, eBay managed payment fees are cheaper than PayPal’s fees. PayPal is a third-party payment provider, therefore they need to charge higher fees to maintain their service.
Depending on your store subscription and the type of products you sell, eBay will claim between 1.5% and 12% as a final value fee.
You might be listing more items than your current store limits allow. Otherwise, your eBay fees should not be too high if you have a regular store subscription.
eBay is supported by AutoDS automation, and it is very easy to set up a store. There are over 180 million buyers, and you can select Amazon as a supplier if you like.
The fees you pay to sell products on eBay depend on whether you have a store subscription or not.
If you don’t have an eBay store, you will pay selling fees which include product insertion fees and final value fees when your product has been sold. Check here for a detailed breakdown of eBay’s selling fees related to product category and other properties.
You can also use our eBay insertion fees calculator to automate the process.
If you are using an eBay store, you will pay lower final value fees and be able to upload more products with zero insertion fees. You can read about the monthly subscription fees for eBay stores here.
Our eBay fee calculator will give you a great idea of the fees you might pay, depending on whether you have an eBay store or not!
This calculator demonstrates the fees you might incur when selling with eBay’s marketplace.
eBay’s fee is mainly related to the cost of the item and the postage. This stands at between 1.5% 12%. PayPal charges you 2.9% of the payment you received, and a $0.30 transaction fee if applicable.
To avoid PayPal fees, check if eBay supports managed payments in your location. If so, sign up and enjoy smooth transactions with lower fees!
While there is no way to definitely avoid eBay fees, we can definitely decrease them by choosing the right store subscription and calculating our fees correctly. All that can be done with the help of our eBay Fees Calculator.
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