eBay Final Value Fee Calculator
See exactly how eBay computes the final value fee for every category and store level.
- Final value fee Most categories (standard rate) $57.66
- Per-order fee $0.40
- Total fees
- $58.06
- Gross sale
- $400.00
- Net payout
- $341.94
- Item cost
- $0.00
- Shipping cost
- $0.00
- Other costs
- $0.00
- True profit
- $341.94
- Margin
- 85.49%
- Return on cost (ROI)
- —
- Break-even price
- $0.35
- Price for target margin
- $0.47
How the calculation works
- Most categories use a marginal tier: the headline rate applies up to a threshold and a lower rate applies to the portion above it. In most categories, for example, 13.6% applies to the first $7,500.00 and 2.35% only to the portion above that.
- Some categories use a whole-amount tier instead: a single rate applies to the entire sale total, and crossing the boundary can cut the fee sharply — the rate drops rather than just the excess portion.
- The fee base is the total amount of the sale: item price + buyer-paid shipping + sales tax, computed per item. One per-order fee ($0.30 or $0.40) is added per order.
eBay final value fee rates
| Category | Standard rate | Store rate |
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| Most categories |
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| Books, Movies & TV, Music |
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| Coins & Paper Money (except Bullion) |
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| Bullion |
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| Trading Cards, CCG & Comics |
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| Women's Bags & Handbags |
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| Jewelry (except Watches) |
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| Watches, Parts & Accessories |
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| Athletic Shoes (Sneakers) |
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| Guitars & Basses |
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| Heavy Equipment, Printing Presses, Food Trucks |
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| NFT categories |
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| Cameras & Photo (most) |
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| Cell Phones & Smartphones |
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| Computers, Tablets & Networking (most) |
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| Laptops, Desktops, Tablets & Core Components |
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| Consumer Electronics (most) |
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| Video Game Consoles |
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| Stamps |
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| Musical Instruments & Gear (most) |
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| eBay Motors Parts & Accessories |
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- Per-order fee: $0.30 on orders of $10.00 or less; $0.40 above.
- Top Rated Plus: 10% off the variable final value fee.
- International sales: 1.65% of the total.
Worked example (fixed inputs)
Worked example: eBay’s own published example — a $400.00 sale with 6% sales tax in the fee base.
- Gross sale
- $400.00
- Final value fee Most categories (standard rate) $57.66
- Per-order fee $0.40
- Total fees
- $58.06
- Net payout
- $341.94
- Item cost
- $0.00
- Shipping cost
- $0.00
- Other costs
- $0.00
- True profit
- $341.94
- Margin
- 85.49%
- Return on cost (ROI)
- —
- Break-even price
- $0.35
- Price for target margin
- $0.47
Official sources
- eBay Selling fees
- eBay Store selling fees
- eBay Seller standards policy (Top Rated Plus discount)
- eBay Marketing Program Terms (Promoted Listings General fee basis)
- eBay Promoted Listings: General campaign strategy
- eBay Promoted Listings: Priority campaign strategy
Fee data last verified: 2026-09-18
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between marginal and whole-amount tiers?
With a marginal tier, the higher rate applies only up to the threshold and a lower rate applies to the excess — like the $7,500.00 boundary in most categories. With a whole-amount tier, one rate applies to the entire total, so crossing the boundary reprices the whole fee.
Which categories use whole-amount tiers?
Athletic shoes, women’s bags and handbags, jewelry, bullion and NFT categories use whole-amount tiers in the standard rate table.