What will I keep from an eBay sale?
See your eBay fees, take-home profit and margin before you list. Sales tax can be part of the fee basis even though it is not seller revenue. The standard non-Store baseline uses a lower rate above $7,500. For other categories or Store plans choose custom and enter your applicable tiers.
The formula, explained.
Final value fee = tiered rate × total sale basis + per-order fee Net profit = seller revenue − selling fees − promoted fees − product and fulfillment costs
A worked example
How to interpret your result
Sales tax can be part of the fee basis even though it is not seller revenue. The standard non-Store baseline uses a lower rate above $7,500. For other categories or Store plans choose custom and enter your applicable tiers.
Common mistakes to avoid
Different eBay categories, subscriptions and seller performance adjustments can change the schedule. Confirm the fee basis for your promoted listing campaign.
Frequently asked questions
What does this result include?
The result includes the inputs shown above and any advanced costs you enter. Fixed overhead and income taxes are excluded unless explicitly allocated in other costs. Check the formula and cost breakdown for the exact scope.
Can I change the assumptions?
Yes. All inputs can be edited, and advanced assumptions are available below the main inputs. Use values from the same period and currency. This tool uses US marketplace assumptions; fee rates and costs can be adjusted to your actual terms.
Are my financial numbers saved?
No. Calculations happen locally in your browser. Sharing creates a link containing the inputs, and exporting saves a CSV report to your device. You choose whether to share those artifacts.
Learn more about our calculation methodology and estimate limitations.