HandmadePriceCalculator

Etsy Fee Calculator

Etsy fees can affect your profit more than expected. Enter your item price, shipping, costs, and fee settings to estimate what you may keep after platform and payment fees.

Sale details

$
$
#

Your costs (optional)

$
$
$

Fee settings — verify on etsy.com

$
%
%
$
%

Your numbers stay in your browser. Handmade Price Calculator does not upload or store your product costs.

Fee breakdown

Net profit

$26.70

Margin: 89.0%

Gross revenue$30.00

Listing fee−$0.20
Transaction fee (6.5%)−$1.95
Payment processing−$1.15

Total Etsy fees−$3.30
Effective fee rate11.0%

Net revenue$26.70
Net profit$26.70

This calculator provides estimates only. Fees, taxes, and marketplace rules may change. Always verify current platform fees and consult a qualified professional for business, tax, or accounting advice.

When to use this calculator

Common scenarios where this tool helps

You just set a new listing price and want to confirm how much you'll actually keep.

You're deciding whether to activate offsite ads — and need to know the real fee impact.

You're comparing net profit across different item prices before going live.

Etsy fee types explained

All fee values in this calculator are editable. Verify the current terms in Etsy's official policies and your own seller account before listing.

Listing fee

$0.20 per item, charged when listed or renewed after 4 months.

Transaction fee

6.5% of the item price plus shipping charged to the buyer.

Payment processing

3% + $0.25 per transaction when using Etsy Payments.

Offsite ads

12–15% of the order total when a sale originates from an offsite Etsy ad.

Regulatory operating fee

Varies by country. Etsy charges this in certain regions to cover compliance costs.

A worked example: what a $40 sale really nets

Say you sell a $40 item with $6 shipping charged to the buyer, using Etsy Payments and no offsite ad. Etsy takes a $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee on the full $46 ($2.99), and a 3% + $0.25 payment-processing fee ($1.63). That is $4.82 in fees on a single sale — roughly 12% of the item price — before you have paid for a single material.

Now assume that same sale came from an offsite ad. Etsy adds 15% of the $46 order total, or $6.90, pushing total fees past $11.70. A product that looked like it had a comfortable margin can lose money the moment an ad drives the sale — which is exactly why the offsite ads toggle above matters so much for thin-margin items.

The fee itself is only half the story. To turn these numbers into a price that protects your profit, read our full breakdown of every Etsy fee and how to price around it, or start from your target earnings with the complete handmade pricing guide.

Frequently asked questions

For a typical sale using Etsy Payments, you pay a $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee on the item price plus shipping, and a 3% + $0.25 payment processing fee. Total fees are often 9–12% of the sale value, sometimes higher with offsite ads.

Etsy automatically enrolls shops in offsite ads, which promote listings on Google, Facebook, and other platforms. If a sale results from an offsite ad, Etsy charges an additional 12–15% fee. Sellers above $10,000/year in sales cannot opt out.

Yes. The transaction fee (6.5%) applies to the shipping amount you charge the buyer. So if you charge $5 for shipping, Etsy takes $0.33 from that amount. The payment processing fee also applies to shipping.

Most Etsy fees are fixed and non-negotiable. Offsite ads fees can be opted out of if your annual sales are below $10,000. Some regional fees vary by country.