Listing fee
You pay $0.20 each time you publish or renew a listing. Listings stay active for four months or until they sell. This calculator includes one listing fee per order so you can price with that cost in mind.
Enter your price and shipping. See listing, transaction, payment, and offsite ad fees — and exactly what you keep.
Three core fees hit every sale. Offsite Ads only kicks in when Etsy attributes the order to an external ad.
You pay $0.20 each time you publish or renew a listing. Listings stay active for four months or until they sell. This calculator includes one listing fee per order so you can price with that cost in mind.
Etsy takes 6.5% of the item price plus the shipping you charge. Separately, Etsy Payments charges a processing fee that varies by bank country — commonly 3% + $0.25 in the US.
If a buyer finds you through Etsy’s external ads and buys within 30 days, you pay 15% (under $10k sales in 365 days) or 12% ($10k+). That fee never exceeds $100 on a single order.
Rates below reflect Etsy’s published seller fees as of late 2026. Always confirm on Etsy’s official help pages for your shop.
| Fee | Rate | When it applies |
|---|---|---|
| Listing fee | $0.20 USD | Publish or renew a listing (4-month term) |
| Transaction fee | 6.5% | Item price + shipping + gift wrap on each sale |
| Payment processing (US) | 3% + $0.25 | Etsy Payments orders; varies by bank country |
| Payment processing (UK) | 4% + £0.20 | UK bank account |
| Payment processing (CA / AU) | 3% + CA$0.25 / A$0.25 | Domestic (and CA↔US) rates; international can be higher |
| Payment processing (EU) | 4% + €0.30 | Many EU countries (e.g. DE, FR, ES, IT) |
| Offsite Ads | 15% or 12% | Attributed offsite orders; 15% under $10k / 365 days, 12% at $10k+; $100 cap |
You cannot remove the core sale fees, but you can reduce how much of your margin they eat.
Flat processing fees hurt small orders more. Bundles and higher ticket items spread the $0.25 (or local flat fee) across more revenue.
One checkout instead of three means one payment flat fee and often better conversion — while transaction % still applies to the total.
Transaction and processing fees apply to shipping charged to the buyer. Undercharging shipping transfers cost into your margin after fees.
Under $10k you can often opt out. Above $10k participation is required at 12%. Use this calculator with “Offsite Ads” selected before you scale paid external traffic expectations.
Etsy occasionally runs onboarding or fee promotions. Toggle “New shop promo rate” only when a live promo lowers your transaction rate, and update the constant in the fee config to match.
Straight answers to the questions sellers actually search.
For a typical US sale: $0.20 listing (at publish/renew), 6.5% transaction on price + shipping, and 3% + $0.25 payment processing. Offsite Ads can add 12–15% when attributed, capped at $100 per order.
It is Etsy’s commission on each marketplace sale, calculated on the listing price plus shipping and gift wrap you charge. It is separate from payment processing.
Per listing publish/renew ($0.20), not per order. Listings last four months or until sold. Multi-quantity sales can trigger additional $0.20 renewals for extra units.
Yes. Both the 6.5% transaction fee and payment processing fees include the shipping amount charged to the buyer.
A fee on orders attributed to Etsy’s external ads (buyer clicked an ad and purchased within 30 days). 15% if under $10,000 in any consecutive 365-day period; 12% once you hit that threshold. Cap: $100 per order.
Yes — the Etsy Payments processing fee. US sellers commonly pay 3% + $0.25. Other countries use different percent + flat amounts based on bank location.
Order total (price + shipping) − Etsy fees − your product cost − packaging − actual postage. Enter price, shipping, and optional cost above to get fees and profit instantly.
Listing and transaction fees are broadly the same; payment processing changes by bank country (UK, Canada, Australia, EU, and others all differ). Use the region dropdown to model your shop.