eBay Fee Calculator

Work out your eBay UK selling fees and profit. Covers final value fees by category, per-order fees, insertion fees, international fees and VAT for business sellers.

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Based on eBay UK fees as of 2026. Rates may vary.

Your profit

Β£25.70

ProfitYour costseBay fees
eBay Fee BreakdownRateAmount
Final value fee12.8% of Β£50.00-Β£6.40
Per-order feeOrders over Β£10-Β£0.40
Total eBay fees-Β£6.80
Profit SummaryAmount
Selling priceΒ£50.00
Your costs-Β£17.50
eBay fees-Β£6.80
Your profitΒ£25.70
Effective eBay fee rate13.6%

Selling on eBay: The Final Value Fee Explained

eBay does not charge you to list most items (up to your monthly limit), but they take a 'Final Value Fee' when the item sells. For private sellers in the UK, this is typically 12.8% of the total amount the buyer paid (including shipping and postage), plus a fixed fee of 30p per order.

For business sellers, the fee structure is entirely different and depends heavily on the category of the item. Tech and electronics might attract a lower percentage, while fashion might be higher. Business sellers must also factor in VAT on their eBay fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the eBay fees for business sellers in the UK?

Business sellers pay a category-specific final value fee (usually between 5% and 12.9%), plus a fixed charge of 30p per listing. They may also pay shop subscription fees if they run an eBay Store. Use our calculator to select your specific category for an accurate net payout estimate.

Does eBay charge a fee on postage?

Yes. eBay's final value fee is calculated on the total transaction amount, meaning it is applied to the item price plus whatever you charged the buyer for shipping and handling. This stops sellers from listing items for 1p with Β£50 shipping to avoid fees.

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