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How much profit is left after eBay fees?

See the payout that matters after marketplace fees, shipping, promoted listings, product cost, and tax.

eBay Fee & Profit Calculator
Estimate your eBay payout after final value fees, order fees, shipping, promoted listings, product cost, and tax.
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eBay fees vary by category, store status, seller account, and optional promotions. Edit the assumptions for your listing.

Live seller math

$20.75 profit per order

Net after fees

$20.75

Margin

45.1%

$45.98 customer payment

Marketplace costs

$6.49

Final value + promoted + order fee

Break-even revenue

$22.06

Your estimated after-tax profit is $15.56. At this cost structure, you need about $22.06 in sale revenue to break even.

How the math works

Use the number after every cost

This calculator shows the amount left after the costs that are easy to forget. Change the assumptions to match your marketplace, product, vehicle, or region instead of relying on a generic rule of thumb.

Net profit = sale revenue − final value fee − order fee − promoted listing − shipping − inventory cost

Questions sellers ask

How much does eBay take from a sale?

The total depends on category, seller status, store plan, order fee, and optional promoted listings. Edit the fee rate to match your listing.

Does eBay charge fees on shipping?

Fee treatment can depend on the current fee policy and the total amount charged to the buyer. Use the calculator with your actual shipping charge and current policy.

How do I price an eBay item for profit?

Add product, packaging, shipping, fixed order, percentage fees, and your target profit. The result is the minimum revenue your listing needs.

Fee assumptions and related tools

Rates change by country, category, seller status, and platform policy. Review the eBay selling fees before publishing prices.