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eBay seller fees in 2026, by country

eBay's final value fee for private sellers is nothing in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Australia, while the US and Canada charge 13.6% up to 7,500 plus a per-order fee and Spain charges 11.5% up to €2,000 (schedules read 2026-10-04).

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CountrySeller feesCurrency
US13.6% up to US$7,500; 2.35% above US$7,500 (marginal); US$0.30–US$0.40 per orderUSD
UKno commission for private sellers; international fee 3%GBP
DEno commission for private sellersEUR
FRno commission for private sellersEUR
ITno commission for private sellersEUR
ES11.5% up to €2,000; 2% above €2,000 (marginal); €0.05–€0.35 per order; regulatory fee 0.42%EUR
AUno commission for private sellers; international fee 3%AUD
CA13.6% up to CA$7,500; 2.35% above CA$7,500 (marginal); CA$0.30–CA$0.40 per orderCAD

Private versus business sellers

Several markets are free for private sellers only; business sellers pay other fees listed on eBay's business-seller pages.

Caveats

Schedules are the ones each platform publishes on its official help page, read on 2026-10-04. Fees can vary by category, seller level or subscription and platforms change them; check the linked source before you rely on a figure.

Sources

Fee calculator (all platforms)Secondhand Price IndexMethodologyeBay fee calculator (UK)

Frequently asked questions

Is selling on eBay free?

For private sellers it is free of commission in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Australia on the schedules we track; the US, Canada and Spain charge a final value fee.

What is eBay's fee in the US?

13.6% up to US$7,500; 2.35% above US$7,500 (marginal); US$0.30–US$0.40 per order on the main schedule; category and seller level can change it.

More resale facts

eBay Fees 2026 by Country: Seller Fee Table