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Fee updates and marketplace analysis. Every rate is verified against the official eBay fee pages, with the verification date shown.
How We Verify Our eBay Fee Rates, Market by Market
Every rate we publish comes from eBay's own fee pages, read per marketplace, with the verification date recorded. Here is the full method and its limits.
Read →Does an eBay Store Subscription Lower Your Fees?
Only three of eBay's seven major marketplaces cut your final value fee rate when you subscribe to a Store. Here is what changes in each one.
Read →eBay Seller Fees 2026: Every Fee, Itemized
eBay charges most US sellers 13.6% plus $0.40 per order, and the fee lands on shipping and sales tax too. Every fee itemized, with worked examples.
Read →eBay Private Seller Fees by Country in 2026
Private sellers pay nothing in two of eBay's seven major markets, a percentage in two, and three have no private category at all. The full comparison.
Read →eBay Buyer Protection Fee: Which Countries Charge It
Only two of eBay's seven major marketplaces charge buyers a Buyer Protection fee. Here is where it applies, what it costs and who actually pays.
Read →eBay Fee Changes July 2026: All 7 Marketplaces
eBay changed selling fees across six marketplaces on 1 July 2026. See what changed in each one, which market was excluded, and how the new penalties work.
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How we verify these rates
Every figure we publish comes from the official eBay fee page for that marketplace, not from third-party summaries. We record the verification date and show it on each article and in the rate tables.
We cover seven marketplaces: the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Canada, France and Italy. Fee structures differ in each one, including which categories are tiered, whether item condition changes the rate, and whether a store subscription reduces the final value fee. Where a marketplace publishes no figure for something, we say so rather than estimating.