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Etsy Fee Calculator 2026 — Real Profit After Etsy Takes Its Cut

Etsy stacks four separate fee lines — listing, transaction, processing, and offsite ads. The calculator surfaces every one in a single result card and switches to your local Etsy schedule the moment you change currency.

Verified August 7, 2026
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How Etsy fees work

Etsy charges a flat $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee on the total sale (item + shipping), a payment processing fee, and — if enabled — an offsite ads fee of 12–15% when a sale comes from Etsy's own ads.

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Mandatory once a shop passes $10k in trailing sales — rate drops to 12%, capped at $100/order

Etsy US standard seller. Offsite Ads only bills when a sale is attributed to an Etsy-placed ad — 15% normally, 12% once your shop has $10,000+ in trailing 365-day sales (where it also becomes mandatory), capped at $100 per order either way.

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Fee structure

How Etsy fees are calculated

LISTING FEE

Flat $0.20 USD (or local equivalent) per active listing every four months. Charged whether the item sells or not.

TRANSACTION FEE

6.5% of total sale (item + shipping) for the marketplace transaction.

PAYMENT PROCESSING

Varies by country: ~3% + $0.25 US, ~4% + £0.20 UK, ~4% + €0.30 EU, with similar splits in Canada and Australia.

OFFSITE ADS

15% (or 12% once your shop passes $10k in trailing sales) when a sale is attributed to an Etsy-placed ad — mandatory, no opt-out, capped at $100 per order.

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$30 item, $6 shipping — where the money goes

$30 item + $6 shipping, no offsite ad

A $36 order total. Etsy's $0.20 listing fee applies first, then the 6.5% transaction fee on the full $36, then payment processing at 3% + $0.25. Here's the full breakdown:

Listing fee (charged whether it sells or not) $0.20
Transaction fee: 6.5% × $36 $2.34
Payment processing: 3% × $36 + $0.25 $1.33
Total mandatory fees $3.87
Your payout $32.13

If that same sale came through an Offsite Ad at the 15% tier, add $5.40 (15% of $36) — total fees $9.27, take-home $26.73. Select your revenue tier under “Refine your rate” in the calculator above to model your own ad tier.

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Offsite ads: what most fee guides leave out

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There's no opt-out, but there is a threshold

Offsite ads are mandatory the moment your shop is eligible — you cannot turn them off. What you can control is the rate: shops under $10,000 in trailing 365-day revenue pay 15% when a sale is attributed to an ad; shops over $10,000 pay 12%. That crossover is worth tracking if you're close to it.

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The fee is capped at $100 per order — no matter the sale price

A $2,000 sale attributed to an ad still only pays $100 in ad fees — an effective 5%, not the full 12–15% rate. This matters most for sellers of higher-value items, and it's the detail most third-party fee guides miss entirely because it only bites above roughly $650–830 in sale price.

Easy to miss

The $0.20 listing fee renews whether it sells or not

The $0.20 listing fee is the most commonly underestimated Etsy cost. It renews automatically every four months regardless of whether the item sells, so a stale, unsold listing quietly accumulates fees in the background. The calculator's all-in effective rate already folds the listing fee, 6.5% transaction fee, and 3% + $0.25 processing into one number, then layers in offsite ads on top the moment you select a revenue tier — so you're never looking at a partial cost.

FAQ

Etsy questions answered

How much does Etsy take per sale?

On the US schedule, Etsy takes a $0.20 listing fee, 6.5% transaction fee, and 3% + $0.25 payment processing — roughly 9.85% all-in on a $50 sale before offsite ads. Select your revenue tier under "Refine your rate" to add 12% or 15% on top if the sale came from an ad.

What is the Etsy offsite ads 15% threshold?

Shops that made under $10,000 in the last 365 days pay 15% offsite ads when a sale is attributed to an Etsy ad. Shops over $10,000 pay 12%. The fee is mandatory and there is no opt-out, but it's capped at $100 per order — a $2,000 sale still only pays $100, not $300.

Why is the listing fee $0.20 even if I don't sell?

Etsy charges $0.20 USD per listing on a four-month cycle regardless of whether the item sells. The calculator includes this as a fixed line item so a single bulk-listing run shows the real cost.

How do UK Etsy fees differ from US?

Switch the currency above to GBP and the calculator swaps to Etsy's UK schedule: ~£0.16 listing + 6.5% transaction + ~4% + £0.20 processing. Offsite ads behave identically.

Is there a maximum Etsy will charge for offsite ads on one order?

Yes — Offsite Ads fees cap at $100 per order regardless of sale price. A $2,000 sale attributed to an ad still only pays $100 (5% effective), not the full 12–15% — worth knowing if you sell higher-value items, since most fee guides don't mention it.