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Calculate your eBay fees and profit
Enter your selling price, product and shipping costs and account options. DropFlowLister shows your eBay final value fees and estimated profit in seconds. That way, you know what you’ll keep before you list.
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Profit breakdown
Total fees
- eBay final value fee
- $0.00
- Per-order fee
- $0.00
- International fee
- $0.00
Total profit
- Sold price
- $0.00
- Total fee
- (0%)$0.00
- Promotions fee
- (0%)$0.00
- Profit
- $0.00
- Expenses
- $0.00
- Fees
- $0.00
These are estimates for eBay.com using eBay’s published fees as of October 2026. Sold price is your selling price plus the shipping you charge. eBay also charges its final value fee on sales tax. That part varies by buyer, so it isn’t included here.
How to use the eBay Fees Calculator
3 steps · Instant profit check
See your fees and profit in under a minute
Start by choosing your eBay marketplace and the category your item sells in. Then pick your payment processor. Next, tick the account options that apply to you, like a store subscription, Top Rated Plus or international payments. Finally, enter your selling price, costs, shipping and any promotions. The calculator shows your total fees and profit right away.
Use the Profit Breakdown to check every listing before it goes live. Total Fees shows what eBay takes. Total Profit shows what you keep after costs, fees and promotions. Try different prices or shipping options to find your margin. Or let DropFlowLister handle listing for you, so you can focus on sourcing and sales.
Frequently asked questions
The final value fee is what eBay charges when your item sells. It’s a percentage of the total sale, including shipping. eBay also adds a per-order fee of $0.30 for orders of $10 or less, and $0.40 above that. For most categories, the rate is 13.6% for sellers without a store. However, the rate changes by category and store plan.
Start with your selling price plus the shipping you charge. Then subtract your product cost, shipping cost, eBay’s fees and any promotion spend. What’s left is your profit. The calculator also shows each part as a share of the sold price, so you can see where your money goes.
Yes. eBay calculates the final value fee on the total amount of the sale. That includes the shipping you charge the buyer and sales tax. So offering “free” shipping doesn’t avoid the fee. It just moves the shipping cost into your item price.
Top Rated Plus is a badge for listings from Top Rated sellers. To qualify, listings need same-day or 1-business-day handling and free 30-day returns. These listings get a 10% discount on the percentage part of the final value fee. Tick Top Rated Plus to include the discount.
Yes. Enter what you spend to promote the item in the Promotions field, in dollars. It’s subtracted from your profit and shown as the Promotions fee in the breakdown.
Yes. The eBay Fees Calculator is free to use with no sign-up and no card needed.
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