Etsy charges three separate fees on every sale: a flat $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee, and 3% + $0.25 payment processing — the transaction and processing fees apply to the item price plus shipping. Enter your numbers to see what lands in your account before sales tax, which this calculator does not model (Etsy’s 3% + $0.25 payment-processing fee is charged on tax too, so the real deduction runs slightly higher on taxed orders).
What the buyer pays for the item
Shipping the buyer is charged (if any)
Label or postage you pay yourself
What you paid for the item (for profit + ROI)
The list price Etsy needs for this profit
Enter a sale price to see your Etsy fees and net payout.
Three fees stack on every sale: a flat $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee on the item price plus shipping, and a 3% + $0.25 payment-processing fee on the same basis. On a $30 sale with free shipping, that is $0.20 + $1.95 + $1.15 = $3.30 total, leaving $26.70.
Yes — both the transaction fee and the payment-processing fee apply to buyer-paid shipping, not just the item price. A $100 sale with $5 shipping has a $105 fee basis: a $6.83 transaction fee plus $3.40 processing, on top of the flat $0.20 listing fee.
Every listing costs $0.20 to publish or renew, charged whether or not it sells, and again each time it renews. It is separate from the two per-sale fees and is not refunded if the item never sells.
Yes — 3% of the item price plus shipping, plus $0.25 per order, on top of the 6.5% transaction fee. Unlike eBay, Etsy never folded processing into one combined rate.
The percentage fees alone approach 9.5% of the sale at higher amounts (6.5% transaction + 3% processing), but the flat $0.20 listing and $0.25 per-order pieces push the effective rate higher on cheap items — a $30 sale pays $3.30 total, an 11% effective rate.
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