eBay Calculators

eBay Payout Calculator

Estimate the amount that will reach your bank. eBay deducts its fees, and shipping labels bought through eBay, before paying out; sales tax collected from the buyer is passed on and is not part of your payout.

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eBay fees

Pre-filled with eBay.com (US) rates for most categories. Change any rate to match your category, store subscription or marketplace.

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Sale total up to which the main rate applies. Enter 0 for a flat rate on the whole total.

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Orders up to this total pay the smaller per-order fee.

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On eBay.com the final value fee is charged on the total including sales tax that eBay collects. Leave 0 if none.

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The ad rate you set for a Promoted Listings (general) campaign. 0 if not promoted.

Estimated payout$102.65
Buyer paid (incl. tax)
$132.00
Sales tax passed on
$0.00
eBay fees per order
$18.35
Labels and deductions per order
$11.00
Step-by-step working
  1. Sale total for fees = item + shipping = $132.00
  2. Final value fee = $132.00 × 13.6% = $17.95
  3. Per-order fee = $0.40 (order over $10.00)
  4. Total eBay fees = $18.35
  5. Payout per order = $132.00 − $18.35 − $11.00 = $102.65

Pre-filled rates are from eBay selling fees (US), checked on 27 October 2026. Fees vary by category, country, plan and over time, so enter your own rates if they differ. Results are estimates. Fixed per-order fees and the tier limit are in US dollars, so switch the currency to USD for eBay.com. Payout timing and any holds on funds depend on your account; check Payments in Seller Hub.

How to use the eBay Payout Calculator

  1. Enter the sale price and shipping charged.
  2. Add any labels bought through eBay and other deductions.
  3. Set the number of orders and press Calculate.

Formula

Payout = item price + shipping − eBay fees − labels bought on eBay − other deductions

Examples

  • 120 + 12 shipping, labels 11, default rates: fees 18.35, payout ≈ 102.65.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the default rates come from?

From eBay’s official selling fees pages for eBay.com, for most categories with no store subscription, checked on 27 October 2026. Some categories (for example certain clothing, collectibles, jewellery or business equipment) and store subscribers pay different rates, so change the fields to match your case.

Why is my payout lower than the sale price?

eBay takes its fees and any labels you bought through eBay before paying out, and may deduct refunds, chargebacks or unpaid invoices.