eBay Australia fee calculator.

Worked example

Pro Starter, A$100 item with A$10 postage, delivered in Australia. The sale amount is A$110.00. Final value fee: 13.4% x A$110 = A$14.74. Per-order fee: A$0.30. Fees A$15.04 including GST, so you receive A$94.96 and profit after A$40 item cost, A$8 postage and A$1 packaging is A$45.96. To make A$30 profit on those costs, list at A$81.57. Under free selling the same sale has no transaction fees. eBay's own example, a A$6,000 single item sale, is A$0.30 + 13.4% x A$4,000 + 2.5% x A$2,000 = A$586.30, which this calculator reproduces.

How it works

Free selling. eBay.com.au says Australia-registered sellers pay no transaction fees on sales up to A$25,000 in the past 12 months; above that threshold sellers move to a Pro plan, starting with Pro Starter.

Pro Starter and sellers outside Australia. eBay lists a fixed fee of A$0.30 per order plus a variable fee of 13.4% of the sale amount up to A$4,000 and 2.5% on the part above A$4,000, for most categories. The sale amount includes postage, handling and extra services the buyer pays for. eBay shows these fees including GST. Services listings carry a flat A$44.00 instead.

International sales fee. For Australia-registered sellers it applies on the total sale amount, including postage, when the delivery address is outside Australia; eBay's pages list 3% (free selling) and 1.1% (Pro Starter). The rate boxes are editable if yours differs.

GST. eBay says GST of 10% is payable on eBay fees for Australia-registered sellers, and the fees shown include it. If you are registered for GST, one eleventh of the fees is claimable and one eleventh of a GST-inclusive sale price is owed; the "GST registered" option applies both. That is arithmetic, not tax advice.

Limits

Pro Basic, Featured and Anchor plans have lower rates by category tier; the published table could not be read unambiguously, so use the editable rate box with the figure on your own plan page. The A$25,000 threshold is tracked by eBay, not by this tool. The seller currency conversion charge (3%, rising to 3.25% from 1 November 2026), insertion fees beyond the free allowance, upgrades, dispute fees and performance fees (5.5% of the sale for Below Standard accounts) are not modelled. Pro Starter and non-Australian sellers are shown on one rate because eBay lists the same figures.

Sources, opened 18 October 2026: Selling fees (eBay Australia Help) (free selling, A$0.30 order fee, 13.4% and 2.5% over A$4,000, GST, currency conversion, A$6,000 example); eBay Pro selling fees (eBay Australia Help) (Pro Starter fees, 1.1% international sales fee; updated 9 October 2026). TNAADO is not affiliated with eBay or Etsy. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent or stored.

FAQ

Does eBay Australia charge selling fees?

Australia-registered sellers sell free of transaction fees up to A$25,000 in sales over the past 12 months. Above that, Pro Starter charges 13.4% (most categories) plus A$0.30 per order.

What is the eBay Australia final value fee in 2026?

For most categories on Pro Starter, 13.4% of the sale amount up to A$4,000 and 2.5% on the portion above A$4,000, plus a A$0.30 per-order fee, including GST.

Are eBay Australia fees charged on postage?

Yes. eBay says the sale amount includes postage, handling and any additional services the buyer pays for.

Is GST included in eBay Australia fees?

eBay shows the fees including GST. A GST-registered seller can claim the GST in the fees; the calculator has an option that does it.

What changes on 1 November 2026?

eBay lists the seller currency conversion charge for Australia-registered sellers rising from 3% to 3.25% from 1 November 2026. It applies when eBay converts funds from sales on another eBay site and is not part of this calculator.