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eBay fees on $100

eBay fees

$14.00

You receive

$86.00

To receive $100, charge

$116.20

On a $100 sale, eBay charges final value fee of $13.60, per-order fee of $0.40 for a total of $14.00, an effective rate of 14%. Change the options below to see other scenarios.

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You receive

$86.00

Total fees $14.00Effective rate 14%

Fee breakdown

  • Final value fee−$13.60
  • Per-order fee−$0.40

eBay fees on $100 by product category

Product categoryFeesYou receiveRate
Most categories$14.00$86.0014%
Books, movies & music$15.70$84.3015.7%
Coins & paper money$13.65$86.3513.65%
Bullion$14.00$86.0014%
Trading cards & collectibles$13.65$86.3513.65%
Women’s handbags$15.40$84.6015.4%
Jewelry & watches$15.40$84.6015.4%
Watch parts & accessories$15.40$84.6015.4%
Guitars & basses$7.10$92.907.1%
Athletic shoes (sneakers)$14.00$86.0014%
Heavy equipment & select business$3.40$96.603.4%
NFTs$5.40$94.605.4%

Frequently asked questions

How much does eBay take from $100?

eBay takes $14.00 from a $100 sale with default settings in the US, leaving you $86.00.

How much should I charge to receive $100 after eBay fees?

Charge $116.20. eBay's selling fees on that amount are $16.20, so you receive $100.

What percentage does eBay take from $100?

14%. Because some fees are fixed per transaction, the percentage is higher on small amounts and lower on large ones.

eBay fees on other amounts

Other platforms' fees on $100

Good to know

Rates checked against the official pricing page on September 26, 2026. Fees change often, so confirm on the official page before relying on them.

Sources: eBay selling fees