Etsy Fee Calculator

Calculate Etsy fees for 2026: listing, 6.5% transaction, payment processing and Offsite Ads, plus what you keep per order.

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How to use the Etsy fee calculator

1

Enter the item price and shipping

Use the price the buyer sees and the shipping you charge. Enter 0 for free shipping, because Etsy builds the fees on the order total.

2

Say whether the sale came from Offsite Ads

Choose Yes only if an Etsy-placed ad led to the sale, then pick your 12-month sales band.

3

Add your costs

Open the advanced section to enter what the item costs you, your real shipping cost, the buyer sales tax rate and any currency conversion.

4

Read the breakdown

Each fee is listed on its own line so you can see which one costs the most.

How much does Etsy take from a sale?

On orders from $10 to $500 without Offsite Ads, Etsy’s fees work out to roughly 9.6% to 14% of the order total. Small orders cost more because the $0.20 listing fee and the $0.25 processing fee are fixed.

Etsy fees by order total (US, no Offsite Ads, no sales tax)
Order total (item + shipping)Etsy feesYou keep before costsFees as a share of the order
$10.00$1.40$8.6014.0%
$30.00$3.30$26.7011.0%
$50.00$5.20$44.8010.4%
$200.00$19.45$180.559.7%
$500.00$47.95$452.059.6%

Rates checked on November 11, 2026 against Etsy’s Fees & Payments Policy (last updated October 5, 2026) and its payment processing fees page. The listing fee is counted once per sale here.

Etsy seller fees explained

How the Etsy fee is calculated

Etsy fee formula

Order total = item price + shipping + gift wrapping

Transaction fee = order total × 6.5%

Payment processing = (order total + sales tax) × 3% + $0.25

Offsite Ads fee = order total × 15% or 12%, up to $100

Total fees = $0.20 + transaction fee + processing + Offsite Ads + conversion

You keep = order total − total fees

Etsy can change its fees, so confirm your own rates in Shop Manager.

Etsy fee examples

Example 1: a $25 item with $5 shipping

The order total is $30 with no Offsite Ads.

  • Listing fee $0.20
  • Transaction fee (6.5% of $30) $1.95
  • Payment processing (3% of $30 + $0.25) $1.15
  • Total fees $3.30
  • You keep before costs $26.70

That is 11% of the order. If the item cost $8 and shipping cost $4, the profit is $14.70.

Example 2: the same sale from Offsite Ads

An Etsy ad leads to the sale.

  • Offsite Ads fee at 15% of $30 $4.50
  • Total fees $7.80
  • You keep before costs $22.20
  • Total fees at the 12% rate $6.90

Offsite Ads turn an 11% fee into 26%. Shops with $10,000 or more in sales pay 12%.

Example 3: a sale with 8% sales tax

The same $30 order with 8% sales tax collected.

  • Transaction fee (not charged on tax) $1.95
  • Payment processing (3% of $32.40 + $0.25) $1.22
  • Total fees $3.37

Sales tax raises the processing fee by about 7 cents here, because Etsy takes it from the total including tax.

Example 4: the Offsite Ads cap

An $800 item with no shipping, sold through Offsite Ads at 15%.

  • 15% of $800 would be $120.00
  • Offsite Ads fee after the cap $100.00
  • Total fees $176.45
  • You keep before costs $623.55

The $100 cap limits the ads fee on big orders, so fees are 22.1% of the order instead of 28.1%.

Etsy fees vs eBay, Mercari, Poshmark and Depop

Take a $40 item with $6 shipping paid by the buyer. Etsy takes $4.82, including the $0.20 listing fee. Mercari takes $4.60, eBay takes $6.66 and Poshmark takes $8.00. Depop takes $1.97 in US payment processing and has no selling fee.

Fees are only one part of the choice, since buyers and traffic differ. Compare with the eBay fee calculator, the Mercari fee calculator, the Poshmark fee calculator and the Depop fee calculator, or see them side by side in the resale fee comparison.

Price with the fees in mind

Because Etsy takes a share of shipping too, free shipping does not remove fees. It only moves the cost into the item price. To see profit with your item cost, use the Etsy profit calculator. If you sell print on demand products, try the print on demand profit calculator. The markup calculator and the wholesale pricing calculator help you work backward from the price you need.

Where an Etsy fee calculator helps

Price your listings

Find a price that leaves room for every fee.

Judge Offsite Ads

See what an ad sale costs compared with a normal one.

Check small orders

See how fixed fees hit cheap items.

Plan your payout

Know what you keep before your own costs.

Check current fees

Etsy can change its fees, and processing rates differ by country. Returns, refunds, income tax and the one-time setup fee are not included. Related tools: Etsy Profit Calculator, eBay Fee Calculator, PayPal Fee Calculator and Payment Processing Fee Calculator.

Etsy fee calculator FAQ

Etsy takes a $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee and, for US sellers, 3% + $0.25 payment processing. On a $30 order that is $3.30, or 11%. Offsite Ads would add up to 15% more.

The main ones are the $0.20 listing fee, the 6.5% transaction fee and payment processing. Offsite Ads, currency conversion and a one-time setup fee apply in some cases.

You pay $0.20 per listing, then the transaction and processing fees when an item sells. There is also a one-time setup fee when you open a shop, and Offsite Ads fees only on sales that come from an Etsy ad.

No. Each listing costs $0.20, a one-time non-refundable setup fee applies when you open a shop, and fees are taken from every sale. Etsy may waive the setup fee in some cases.

Yes. The transaction fee applies to the shipping and gift wrapping you charge, and payment processing is taken from the total including shipping.

$0.20 for each listing, charged whether or not the item sells. A listing lasts four months, and each renewal costs another $0.20.

For a US bank account it is 3% + $0.25 per order, taken from the total sale price including shipping and sales tax. Other countries differ. Canada is 3% + CA$0.25 on domestic and US orders, and the UK is 4% + £0.20.

If an Etsy ad leads to a sale, Etsy charges 15% of the order, or 12% once your shop has $10,000 or more in sales over the prior 365 days. The fee is capped at $100 per order.

Shops under $10,000 in sales over the prior 365 days can opt out until they reach that level. After that the shop pays the reduced 12% rate on ad sales.

The transaction fee does not apply to sales tax for US sellers. The payment processing fee is taken from the total sale price including sales tax, so the calculator has a sales tax field.

They follow Etsy’s published rates for a US bank account, checked on November 11, 2026. Fees change and rates differ by country, so use the result for planning and confirm your rates in Shop Manager.

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