How much does Etsy take per sale in 2026?

Etsy charges a $0.20 listing fee per unit sold, a 6.5% transaction fee on the item price plus shipping and gift wrap, and a payment processing fee that varies by country (3% + $0.25 in the US). If the sale came from an Offsite Ad, an additional 12–15% fee applies, capped at $100 per order. Most sellers pay an effective rate of roughly 10–15% before ads.

What is the Etsy Offsite Ads fee?

When a sale is attributed to an Etsy Offsite Ad, sellers who earned under $10,000 in the past 365 days pay 15% of the order total (they can opt out). Sellers at $10,000 or more pay 12% and cannot opt out. The fee is capped at $100 per attributed order.

Does the 6.5% transaction fee include shipping?

Yes. Etsy's 6.5% transaction fee is calculated on the total the buyer pays you: item price plus the shipping you charge plus any gift-wrap charge (sales tax excluded).

How do I price an item to hit a target profit on Etsy?

Because most Etsy fees are percentages, you cannot just add fees on top of your costs. Use the 'Price for a profit' tab: enter your costs and the profit you want, and the calculator solves the fee equations to give you the exact listing price.

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Etsy rates last verified: June 2026 · editable below

Etsy Fee Calculator

Type your price and watch the receipt fill in — every fee itemized, your real profit stamped at the bottom. Or flip it around and ask: what should I charge to earn what I want?

The sale

You sell in Item price $ Quantity Shipping you charge $ Gift-wrap charge (per item) $

Your costs (optional — unlocks profit)

Materials / item $ Your labor / item $ Shipping cost you pay $

Situations Sale came from an Offsite AdEtsy adds 12–15% when its external ads drove the sale (capped at $100/order). Listing currency ≠ payout currencyEtsy charges 2.5% currency conversion on the sale amount.

Fee schedule (edit if Etsy changes rates)

Listing fee / unit Transaction % Processing % Processing fixed Regulatory % Offsite Ads cap

Seller receipt

— enter a price to begin —

Buyer pays you–

Listing fee–

Transaction fee –

Payment processing–

Total Etsy fees–

Net deposit–

Profit –

Fees eat – Margin –

Break-even price: –

Etsy fees in 2026, explained

Every fee this calculator applies

Fee	Rate	Charged on
Listing fee	$0.20	Each unit sold (multi-quantity listings renew per unit)
Transaction fee	6.5%	Item + shipping + gift wrap
Payment processing	US 3% + $0.25 · UK 4% + £0.20 · EU 4% + €0.30 · CA/AU 3% + 0.25	Order total
Offsite Ads	15% (<$10k/365d, optional) or 12% ($10k+, mandatory)	Attributed orders only, capped at $100
Regulatory operating fee	~0.32% UK · ~0.40% FR/IT/ES (varies)	Order total, select countries
Currency conversion	2.5%	When listing currency ≠ payout currency

Rates verified June 2026 against Etsy's published schedule. Etsy changes fees occasionally — the schedule above is editable in the calculator, so this page never has to lie to you.

Why is my effective fee higher on cheap items?

Two of the fees are flat: the $0.20 listing fee and the fixed part of payment processing ($0.25 in the US). On a $6 item those two alone are 7.5% of the price before any percentage fees. On a $60 item they're 0.75%. The math simply favors higher-priced listings.

How does the "Price for a profit" tab work?

Fees are mostly percentages of your price, so raising your price also raises the fees — you can't just add them on top. The calculator solves the equation properly: price = (target profit + costs + fixed fees) ÷ (1 − total percentage rate), handles the $100 Offsite Ads cap, and rounds up to the next cent so you never land a fraction under your goal.

Is my data uploaded anywhere?

No. Every calculation runs in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your device — there's no server, no account, no tracking of your numbers.

Etsy Fee Calculator

Seller receipt

Proof — receipt at that price

Etsy fees in 2026, explained