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Etsy Fee Calculator
See your real net profit on Etsy after the $0.20 listing fee, 6.5% transaction fee, 3% + $0.25 payment processing, and your shipping cost. Updated for 2026.
Your numbers
Quick start — try a preset
6.5% + 3% + $0.25 + $0.20 listing
What you paid for the item
What the buyer pays for the item
$0 if free shipping. Most marketplaces charge fees on this too.
What you pay for the label
Box, tape, supplies, gas to thrift, etc.
Net profit
$22.27
Breakdown
- Gross revenue (sale + shipping)
- $45.00
- − Cost basis
- -$10.00
- − Shipping cost
- -$8.00
- − Other costs
- -$0.00
- − Etsy fees
- -$4.73
- Net profit
- $22.27
6.5% trans ($2.93) + 3%+$0.25 ($1.60) + $0.20 listing
Fees are estimates as of April 2026. Real fees vary by category, store subscription, and seller status. Always verify with the marketplace's current fee schedule.
The fee Etsy doesn't surface clearly
Etsy's sticker fee is around 11% on a typical sale, which feels reasonable next to eBay's 13.25% and Poshmark's 20%. But the $0.20-per-listing fee is a hidden time bomb for sellers with large inventories — listings auto-renew every 4 months whether they sell or not, and the listing fee is non-refundable.
A shop with 500 active listings pays roughly $100 every 4 months (~$25/month) just to keep them visible, before any sale fees. For a hobby seller with 20 listings that's $4-5 per renewal cycle and a non-issue. For a vintage shop with thousands of slow-moving listings, the listing fee can be the largest line item on the monthly bill.
The calculator above shows the per-sale fee math; the listing fee is paid up front independent of whether the item sells, so it isn't reflected in net-profit-per-item. Track it separately in your accounting as "listing fee burn" and divide by the number of items that did sell that month for true cost-per-sale economics.