Etsy Fee Calculator: Listing, Transaction, Processing, and Offsite Ads

This Etsy fee calculator applies the four fees a US seller pays on an order — listing, transaction, payment processing, and Offsite Ads when it applies — and shows what lands in your account. Runs in your browser. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.

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Etsy Fee Calculator

Enter an item price to see the fees on that order.

US seller rates published by Etsy, read on 2026-09-02. Processing rates are set by the country of your bank account, and currency conversion or regulatory operating fees can apply on top.

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The four fees this Etsy fee calculator applies

FeeRateWhat it is charged on
Listing$0.20 per listingEach listing, and once more per additional quantity sold
Transaction6.5%The total order amount, shipping included
Payment processing (US)3% + $0.25The total sale price, plus a flat fee per order
Offsite Ads15% or 12%The order total, only on orders that came from an Etsy-placed ad

Rates read from the Etsy Help Center on 2026-09-02: Etsy Fee Basics and Seller Fees for Etsy Payments.

Three details that make hand calculations wrong

  1. The transaction fee includes shipping. Etsy charges 6.5% of the total order amount, so raising your shipping charge to protect margin raises the fee with it. A $24 item with $6 shipping is charged 6.5% of $30, not of $24.
  2. Payment processing is on top, not instead. The 3% plus $0.25 is charged in addition to the 6.5% transaction fee. Sellers who model only one of the two are short by roughly a third of their total fees.
  3. The listing fee repeats with quantity. A listing with quantity available renews automatically as units sell, and each renewal is another $0.20. Two units from one listing is $0.40, not $0.20.

Offsite Ads is the input worth getting right

Offsite Ads is charged only on orders that came through an ad Etsy placed for you, and at one of two rates. Sellers who made under $10,000 on Etsy in the past 365 days pay 15%; at $10,000 or more the rate drops to 12%. The window is rolling, not a calendar year.

At 15% on the order total, an Offsite Ads sale carries roughly a quarter of its value in fees once the other three are added. That is not automatically a bad trade — it is a customer acquisition cost, and it may still beat what you would pay to acquire the same buyer elsewhere. What it is not is a rounding error, and a store whose margin was set without it can be selling below cost on those orders specifically.

What the calculator does not cover

  • Currency conversion. Applies when your listing currency differs from your payment account currency.
  • Regulatory operating fees. Charged in some countries on top of the rates above.
  • Etsy Ads (on-site). A separate daily budget, not a per-order percentage.
  • Subscription and shipping label costs. Etsy Plus and label purchases are billed separately from order fees.

The processing rate is also set by the country of your bank account rather than where your buyer is. The 3% plus $0.25 in this calculator is the United States rate.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Etsy take per sale?
For a US seller with no Offsite Ads involved: $0.20 per listing, 6.5% of the total order amount, and 3% plus $0.25 for payment processing. On a $30 order that works out to $3.30, or 11%. An Offsite Ads sale adds 15% or 12% of the order total on top.

Does Etsy charge fees on shipping?
Yes. The 6.5% transaction fee applies to the total order amount, which includes what the buyer paid for shipping.

Can I avoid the Offsite Ads fee?
Sellers under the $10,000 trailing-365-day threshold can opt out in their shop settings. At $10,000 or more, participation is required, though the rate drops to 12%.

Why is my Etsy payout smaller than this calculator says?
Common causes are sales tax and shipping label purchases deducted from the same balance, a currency conversion, or an Offsite Ads fee on an order you had not flagged as one. Your Payment account activity page itemizes each deduction against the order.

Are my numbers saved anywhere?
No. The calculator runs entirely in your browser. Your inputs stay on your device and are remembered locally only so the figures are still there next visit.