- eBay Fees: eBay’s fees are calculated based on whether you own a store. If you own a store, costs will vary based on your listed item category.http://Ebay fee calculator
- Top Rated Seller: eBay also rewards sellers with a feature called Top Rated Seller, which provides a 10% discount off your final fee (except for some categories).
- Final Value Fee Cap: There is a maximum final value fee cap per item sold (not shown in the calculator). It varies depending on the category of the item and your store type.
- eBay Managed Payments Fees: eBay Managed Payments fees are 2.7% + $0.25 of the total selling price. This fee is calculated before eBay fees. There is no difference for international transactions.
- Sales Tax: eBay began collecting sales tax when you sell to buyers based in the U.S. starting in November 2019. Sales tax is collected on top of your sold price and will not affect your profit. Since the sales tax is constantly changing and varies from state to state, you can input any percentage that applies to you.
- eBay Seller Fees: eBay seller fees vary based on the type of item sold and the type of store you have. For more information, refer to eBay Managed Payments for non-store subscribers and eBay Managed Payments for store subscribers.
- eBay Promoted Listings: eBay’s Promoted Listings will increase impressions of your listings to more customers and potentially get more sales. You can choose your ad rate, which will determine the fee charged. The ad rate is calculated based on the percentage of an item’s final sale price, excluding postage.
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