Fee Calculator for eBay Sellers

An eBay fee calculator on the item page: final value fee, promoted listings fee, net profit and break even price for US sellers.

Fee Calculator for eBay Sellers shows what the marketplace will take from a sale and what you keep, right on the item page. As an eBay seller fee calculator, it fills in the price, shipping and category from the listing in a small panel in the corner. Not affiliated with or endorsed by eBay Inc. The panel reads the listing, so you see the final value fee and your margin before you list, reprice or buy stock to flip. It works as a net profit calculator for one item at a time. What the panel shows: 💲 The total cut as soon as the page loads, before you type anything. 🧾 Final value fee by category, the per-order charge, promoted listings fee and the international charge. ✅ What you keep, your profit, margin and ROI once you add item cost, your shipping and packaging. ⚖️ Break even price and the price you need for a target profit. 📅 The category row and the date of the rates, with a link to the official rate page. How to use it: 1️⃣ Open an item on eBay.com. 2️⃣ Check the price and the category in the panel. 3️⃣ Type your item cost, shipping and packaging. 4️⃣ Read the profit, or type a target profit and see the price to ask. Settings for your account: ▸ No store, Starter store, or Basic and higher. ▸ Top Rated Plus, which takes 10% off the percentage part. ▸ Promoted listings fee as a general ad rate in percent. ▸ Sales tax, because the percentage is charged on the total with shipping and tax. ▸ International buyer, which adds 1.65%. The rate depends on the category. The panel reads it from the breadcrumbs or the category number on the page and matches it to one of 14 rows of the US table, from Most categories to watches, athletic shoes, jewelry and trading cards. If it is not sure, it says Category guessed; if it finds nothing, it asks you to pick one. Jewelry, handbags and athletic shoes get one rate on the whole sale above their thresholds, the way the marketplace charges them. Click the toolbar icon for the same eBay profit calculator in a window. This page shows the open listing. Manual takes any price, handy when you check eBay sold listings at a thrift store before you buy. Saved items and the panel: • Save up to 10 items with your costs and profit. • Export them as a CSV file for your spreadsheet. • Your costs for recent items are remembered, so a listing you reopen shows the same numbers. • The panel folds into a small circle; hover it to see the cut and the profit. Who it is for: • Resellers who flip thrift and garage sale finds • Small sellers who reprice and want the margin first • Sellers who look at eBay sold items before they stock up • Sellers who run ads and want the promoted listings fee in the math • Anyone who wants a quick net profit calculator next to the listing Privacy in short: ➤ It runs only on item pages of eBay.com. ➤ It reads the price, shipping, title and category from the page. ➤ Costs, settings and saved items stay in your browser's local storage. ➤ No account, no analytics, no network requests. What it does not count: insertion charges after 250 listings a month, Priority and Offsite ads, below standard surcharges, returns and currency conversion. The official invoice is the final word. It is not a reseller profit tracker and does not read your eBay sales history. Unlike most eBay seller tools, it needs no account and no sync. Questions and answers: ❓ Is there an eBay fee calculator UK version? This version covers eBay.com with US rates. UK, Australia and Canada have their own tables. ❓ Is it an eBay final value fee calculator? Yes. Final value fee is the category rate times the sale total (price, shipping and tax), plus the per-order charge: $0.30 for orders of $10 or less, $0.40 above. ❓ Does the eBay profit calculator work on auctions? Yes. It uses the current bid and notes that the final price may differ. ❓ Does it fit a store subscription? Yes. Pick your store level and the panel switches to store rates where they differ. ❓ Why an eBay fee calculator Chrome extension and not a website? The numbers come from the listing you are looking at, so you skip copying them to another tab. The Manual tab still finds a break even price for any number. ❓ Does it need my login? No. It reads the public item page and never opens Seller Hub or your account. ❓ Does it send my numbers anywhere? No. Everything is counted in your browser, and it makes no network requests. eBay is a trademark of eBay Inc.