What the buyer pays eBay for the item
Shipping the buyer is charged (if any)
Label or postage you pay yourself
What you paid for the item, to show profit
Anything else you pay — packaging, supplies, fees we have not modelled
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Fees verified 2026-09-25 · eBay official fee page
For most categories: 13.6% of the total sale (item price + buyer-paid shipping + sales tax) up to $7,500, plus a per-order fee of $0.30 for orders of $10 or less and $0.40 above that. The portion of a sale over $7,500 is charged 2.35%.
Yes — the final value fee applies to buyer-paid shipping, and to the sales tax eBay collects at checkout. That is why an $8 shipping charge raises your fee even though the money passes through to your label.
Books, Movies and Music run 15.3%; women’s handbags 15% (9% above $2,000); athletic shoes over $150 get a reduced 8% with no per-order fee; guitars and basses just 6.7%. This calculator uses the most-categories 13.6% rate.
Yes — Basic Store and above cuts the final value fee by roughly 0.9 percentage points in most categories (13.6% → about 12.7%), plus more zero-insertion-fee listings per month.
No. eBay’s managed payments rolled processing into the final value fee — the percentage plus the per-order fee is the whole deduction.
Presto Bee cross-lists between Poshmark, Mercari, eBay, and Depop and shows this same fee math on every listing.
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