What you actually keep per sale

Because a fixed per-sale fee does not scale. At $40 — around the median of our catalogue — a $0.99 charge is another 2.5 percentage points on top of the headline rate. On a $500 account it is a rounding error. That is why this page asks for your price before ranking anything.

No, and treat any page that says otherwise with suspicion. These were checked in August 2026 from each platform's own pages; marketplaces change fees without announcements. The calculator works from the percentage, so it stays useful even when a number here goes stale — and our own zero is enforced by the order itself: a listing stores the buyer's fee, and the order hands the seller back exactly the price he set.

Payout fees and currency conversion, which vary by method and are not in this table. Also the cost of a dispute: a platform that resolves slowly costs you the item and the money for weeks, and that never shows up as a percentage.

The sell page walks it: you list at the price you want to receive, and the buyer pays that price plus our platform fee. The money reaches your balance in steps — escrow first, then the buyer's warranty. We hold the risk in between, and the buyer's fee is what pays for it.