Marketplace Seller Fee Calculators

Every marketplace takes a different cut — and the headline percentage rarely tells the whole story. Pick a platform to see the all-in fee on any sale, plus the payout step that comes after.

Fees verified for 2026

How the big marketplaces compare

On a plain sale (no ads, no FBA), the order from cheapest to priciest is usually Etsy → eBay → Amazon — but each charges in a different shape, so the winner flips with category, price and fulfillment.

MarketplaceHeadline feePayment processingWatch out for
Etsy6.5% + $0.20Separate (3% + $0.25)Offsite Ads (12–15%)
eBay~13.6% + $0.30–$0.40IncludedCategory & store rates
Amazon8–15% referralIncluded in referralFBA + $39.99/mo plan

The fee after the fee: your payout

Whatever the marketplace keeps, there's a second cost most sellers never calculate: getting the money to your bank. If you sell in one currency and bank in another, a marked-up conversion on the payout can add 2–4% — sometimes more than the platform fee. That's our specialty. After you've sized up the marketplace cut, check the real payout cost with the Wise, Payoneer and PayPal calculators.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which marketplace has the lowest seller fees?

For a plain sale with no advertising, Etsy is usually the cheapest at roughly 9–11%, eBay sits around 13.9% all-in, and Amazon is typically the most expensive once you add FBA — 25–35% on smaller items. But the real answer depends on your category, price point, fulfillment method and whether you advertise, which is why a per-sale calculator beats a single headline number.

Do marketplace fees include payment processing?

It varies. eBay’s final value fee is all-in (it includes card processing). Etsy charges payment processing separately (3% + $0.25 in the US) on top of its transaction fee. Amazon’s referral fee is its commission; FBA is a separate fulfillment charge.

What happens to fees after the sale?

Every marketplace pays you out to a bank account, and that step has its own cost. If your payout currency differs from your bank’s, a 2–4% exchange-rate markup can quietly exceed the marketplace fee — so the payout method matters as much as the platform.