Etsy Fee Calculator

See exactly what Etsy charges on a sale — listing fee, transaction fee, payment processing, and Offsite Ads if it applies — without needing to enter your own costs.

Sale details

What the buyer pays for the item, before shipping.

Etsy's transaction fee applies to shipping charged too.

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Enter your sale price to see your estimated Etsy fees.
Effective fee rate
Transaction fee
Payment processing

Estimated based on the assumptions you entered. Your actual fees may vary based on your Etsy account, country, payment setup, advertising participation, and transaction details.

How this calculation works

Etsy charges four possible fees on a sale: a small flat listing fee, a percentage-based transaction fee, a payment processing fee (percentage plus a flat amount), and — only if a sale is attributed to an Etsy-placed ad — an Offsite Ads fee. This calculator adds them up against your sale price and shipping charged, the same way the Profit Calculator does internally, just without asking for your own costs.

Fee assumptions

  • $0.20 listing fee, charged per unit sold
  • 6.5% transaction fee on your item price + shipping charged
  • 3% + $0.25 payment processing fee (US Etsy Payments account)
  • Optional: 15% Offsite Ads fee (12% for shops with $10,000+ in trailing-12-month sales), capped at $100 per order, only if you mark a sale as ad-attributed
Last verified: September 6, 2026 Etsy's official fee overview ↗

This profile assumes a US-based Etsy Payments account and does not include Etsy Ads budget, Etsy Plus subscription, currency conversion, sales tax, or refunds.

Example calculation

An item sells for $30, with $5 shipping charged to the buyer. No Offsite Ads.

Revenue (item + shipping charged)$35.00
Listing fee–$0.20
Transaction fee–$2.28
Payment processing fee–$1.30
Total estimated fees$3.78
Effective fee rate~10.8%

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