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Marketplace Fee Calculator

Etsy, Amazon, eBay, TikTok Shop, Walmart, Depop, Poshmark and Vinted on the same sale, in the US, UK and Europe. Which one keeps you the most, what lands after every fee, and what the difference is worth over a year.

Free, no signupUS, UK and EuropeEvery fee sourced and dated

Where you sell

United States

Your business is based in

What you sell

Home & kitchen

How much you sell

30 a month

Items sold a monthAcross the whole shop, roughly.

/mo

Every marketplace, on your numbers

Home & kitchen at $40.00 plus $5.00 postage, 30 sales a month. Most kept first.

MarketplaceWhere the money goesFees per saleWhat landsA year in fees

TikTok ShopMost keptHome SuppliesTikTok says the referral fee covers all its fees apart from shipping and tax. Not counted: affiliate commission you agree to pay creators, and the 3% rate some new sellers get for their first 30 days.

Referral fee6%$2.70

$2.706.0%$42.30$972

EtsyAll categoriesEtsy only allows items you made, designed or sourced as vintage, and craft supplies.Not counted: Offsite Ads, which Etsy charges at 15% (12% once you pass $10,000 a year) on orders its ads bring in, capped at $100 an order.

Listing$0.20 each$0.20
Transaction fee6.5%$2.93
Payment processing3% + $0.25$1.60

$4.7310.5%$40.28$1,701

eBayMost categoriesWithout an eBay Store subscription. Payment processing is included in the final value fee.

Listing$0.35 each, first 250 a month free$0.00
Final value fee13.6% on the first $7,500, 2.35% on the rest$6.12
Per-order fee$0.40

$6.5214.5%$38.48$2,347

Walmart MarketplaceHome, Kitchen, Decor & GardenNo monthly or set-up fee. Walmart approves each seller, and you need a US business.

Referral fee15%$6.75

$6.7515.0%$38.25$2,430

AmazonHome and Kitchen · Individual planFor orders you ship yourself. Fulfilment by Amazon adds size and weight fees that are not counted here.

Referral fee15%, at least $0.30$6.75
Individual plan, per item$0.99

$7.7417.2%$37.26$2,786

PoshmarkAll categories$2.95 on sales under $15, 20% from $15. The commission covers payment processing.The buyer pays for postage through Poshmark’s own label, so you neither charge it nor pay it. It is shown as if your postage charge covered your postage, so the rows compare like for like.

Commission$2.95 if the order is under $15, otherwise 20%$8.00

$8.0017.8%$37.00$2,880

Not ranked for this: Depop (does not sell home & kitchen).

Fees read 23 September 2026 from each marketplace’s own seller-fee pages: Etsy Fee Basics · Etsy payment processing fees · Etsy fees and taxes · Amazon US fee schedule · eBay US selling fees · Walmart Marketplace pricing · TikTok Shop referral fees by category · TikTok Shop referral fee rules · Depop seller fees and charges · Poshmark fees. Every figure is for a buyer in the same country as you: selling abroad adds international fees. Sales tax and VAT the buyer pays are left out. Not included: Vinted (no US marketplace), Amazon’s Fulfilment by Amazon fees, eBay Store subscriptions, and optional ads and boosts. Fees change: check the source before you commit.

Questions

How much does Etsy really take from a sale?

More than the 6.5% most people quote. Etsy charges a 6.5% transaction fee and a payment processing fee (3% + $0.25 in the US, 4% + £0.20 in the UK), both on the item and the postage, plus a listing fee. In the UK there is also a regulatory operating fee, and VAT on the fees if you are not VAT registered. Put your own price in and the breakdown shows each line.

Why do the fees include the postage I charge?

Because Etsy, eBay, Amazon, Walmart and TikTok Shop all take their percentage on the whole order, postage included. A seller who charges £5 postage on a £20 item pays fees on £25. Poshmark and Vinted are the exceptions: the buyer pays postage through their own label.

Why do your fees show a date?

Because marketplace fees change, often more than once a year, and most fee calculators and chatbot answers never say when their numbers were checked. Every fee here was read off the marketplace’s own seller-fee page on the date shown, with a link to that page. If you are about to decide on it, follow the link and confirm nothing has moved.

Is the marketplace that keeps the most always the right one?

No. Fees are what a sale costs; buyers are what you pay for. The marketplace where your item actually sells, at the price you want, can beat a cheaper one where it sits unseen. Use this to know the size of the trade, then decide where your buyers are.

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