🇺🇸 Delivery & Apps · United States
Google Play Fee Calculator (2026)
Google Play service fee in the US work out to about 15% on a $100 purchase, which is $15.00 in fees, leaving you $85.00. Enter your own numbers below to see the full breakdown, or switch to reverse mode to find the price that nets you a target amount.
You receive
$85.00
Fee breakdown
- Service fee−$10.00
- Google Play billing fee−$5.00
How Google Play service fee work in the US
Google Play (paid apps, in-app purchases and subscriptions on android) charges the following:
| Fee | How it’s charged |
|---|---|
| Service fee | 10% of the sale price |
| Google Play billing fee | 5% of the sale price |
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Google Play take from a $100 purchase?
Google Play takes $15.00 from a $100 purchase in the US, an effective rate of 15%. You receive $85.00.
What are Google Play's fees in the US?
Service fee: 10% of the sale price. Google Play billing fee: 5% of the sale price.
How much should I charge to receive $100 after Google Play fees?
Charge $117.64. After Google Play's service fee of $17.64, you will receive $100.
How do I calculate Google Play fees?
Add up each fee that applies: 10% of the sale price, plus 5% of the sale price. Subtract the total from what the buyer pays to get your payout. The calculator above does this for you and shows each line.
Good to know
- Since June 30, 2026 Google charges a service fee and a billing fee separately in the US, UK and EEA. The 10% service fee applies to your first $1M in annual earnings and to all auto-renewing subscriptions.
- Earnings above $1M a year are charged a higher service fee; check your Play Console for your rate.
Based on published US rates, reviewed September 26, 2026. Fees change often, so confirm on the official page before relying on them.
Sources: Google Play service fees