Updated 2026-10-26
2026 platform fee tracker
Fee schedules change more often than sellers expect — usually quietly, in the middle of a quarter. This page is the honest status of our dataset: what has been checked against the platform's own page, and what has not.
| Platform | Region | Status | Last checked | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Etsy | United States | draft | — | source |
| Etsy | United Kingdom | draft | — | source |
| Etsy | Canada | draft | — | source |
| eBay | United States | draft | — | source |
| eBay | United Kingdom | draft | — | source |
| Amazon FBA | United States | draft | — | source |
| Shopify | United States | draft | — | source |
| Depop | United States | draft | — | source |
| Poshmark | United States | draft | — | source |
| Mercari | United States | draft | — | source |
| TikTok Shop | United States | draft | — | source |
| Stripe | United States | draft | — | source |
| PayPal | United States | verified | 2026-10-26 | source |
What to re-check before you change a price
- Whether the fee base includes shipping. This is the single most common source of a wrong price, and the answer differs by platform and sometimes by category.
- Whether the fixed fee changed. A move from $0.25 to $0.30 is invisible in a percentage table and significant on a $10 item.
- Whether a category rate applies to you. Most platforms have category-specific percentages that differ from the headline.
- Whether a promotional rate has expired. New-seller discounts usually last a few months and are easy to forget when you re-price.
- Whether your effective rate drifted. Recalculate a real recent order and compare it with what you assumed.
Found a rate that is out of date? Tell us — corrections are the fastest way to get a page marked verified.