Seller fee guides

A plain guide to every eBay fee for US sellers: final value fees, the per-order fee, insertion fees, ads and international charges, with examples.

Compare eBay’s final value fee rates by category for US sellers, from 6.7% on guitars to 15.3% on books, with tier thresholds and worked examples.

How much eBay Promoted Listings cost US sellers, how the ad fee is calculated, and how to pick an ad rate that still leaves a profit.

A step-by-step method to price eBay listings so fees, postage and ads are covered and you hit the profit you want on every sale.

Side-by-side comparison of eBay and Etsy fees for US sellers at common prices, including Offsite Ads, with tips on where to list what.

Every PayPal fee US sellers face: goods and services, card processing, QR codes, invoicing, international payments and conversion, with examples.

The real difference between PayPal goods and services and friends and family payments: fees, buyer and seller protection, and when to use each.

How PayPal charges US sellers for international payments: the 1.5% cross-border fee, currency conversion spreads and ways to reduce them.

Legitimate ways for US sellers to reduce PayPal fees: pricing, payment types, QR codes, fewer small transactions and alternatives.

How much PayPal charges on invoices for US freelancers and small businesses, how to invoice so you receive the full amount, and cheaper options.

A clear breakdown of Amazon seller fees in the US: referral fees, closing fees, selling plans, FBA fulfillment, storage and placement fees.

Understand Amazon FBA fees for US sellers: fulfillment by size tier, monthly and aged storage, inbound placement and how they affect profit.

Compare Amazon’s Individual and Professional seller plans for US sellers: costs per unit, the 40-unit break-even and features you get.

A guide to Amazon US referral fee rates by category, including price-based bands for clothing, beauty, grocery, jewelry and electronics accessories.

Compare profit from Fulfilled by Amazon and Fulfilled by Merchant for US sellers, with worked numbers and the products each suits best.

All Etsy fees for US sellers explained: listing, transaction, payment processing, Offsite Ads, currency conversion and optional subscriptions.

How Etsy Offsite Ads fees work for US sellers: 15% vs 12% rates, the $100 cap, opting out and pricing so ad sales still make a profit.

A practical pricing method for Etsy sellers in the US: materials, time, fees, shipping and Offsite Ads, with a worked example you can copy.

How Etsy fees apply to shipping, whether to offer free shipping in the US, and how to set shipping prices without losing money.

What Etsy Payments costs US sellers: the 3% + $0.25 processing fee, how sales tax affects it, refunds and currency conversion.

A simple guide to Cash App fees in the US: free personal payments, 2.75% business fees, 3% credit card fees, instant deposit and ATM charges.

What a Cash App business account costs US sellers, how the 2.75% fee compares, what you get in return and how to price for it.

How much Cash App charges for instant deposit, how it compares with standard deposit, and how to avoid paying for speed you do not need.

Compare Cash App and PayPal fees for US small business payments, including protection, instant transfers and which to use when.

Why Cash App charges 3% to send money with a credit card, who pays it, and how it compares with other ways to pay.

All Square processing fees for US businesses: in-person, online, keyed-in, invoices, Afterpay, instant transfers and what paid plans change.

Compare Square and Stripe processing fees for US businesses in person, online and for invoices, plus which suits different types of business.

How much Square charges on invoices paid by card or ACH bank transfer, with worked examples and tips to cut the cost of getting paid.

Why Square charges 3.5% + $0.15 for manually keyed card payments, how much it costs you each year, and how to switch customers to cheaper methods.

Ways US businesses can pass on card processing fees: surcharges, cash discounts and pricing, with rules to check and how to calculate the amount.

Every Copart fee US buyers should budget for: buyer fees, virtual bid fees, gate, environmental, title, storage and late payment charges.

Estimated Copart buyer fees for clean-title vehicles by bid amount, how the tiers work and how to avoid bidding just over a fee jump.

What the Copart virtual bid fee costs, how it compares with pre-bidding and bidding in person, and when each option makes sense.

A step-by-step method to set a Copart maximum bid that covers fees, transport, repairs and profit, with a worked example.

The costs Copart buyers often miss: storage, late fees, broker fees, transport, sales tax, title work and repairs, and how to plan for them.

Stripe’s US fees explained: 2.9% + $0.30 cards, in-person, ACH, international and conversion add-ons, disputes and optional products.

How Stripe charges US businesses for international cards and currency conversion, with examples and ways to reduce cross-border costs.

Compare Stripe ACH Direct Debit and card fees for US businesses. See how the $5 cap saves money on invoices and subscriptions.

What happens to Stripe fees when you refund a payment or face a chargeback, the $15 dispute fee and how to reduce disputes.

Compare Stripe and PayPal fees for US online businesses at common amounts, plus international costs, protection and checkout differences.

What Depop charges US sellers now the 10% selling fee is gone: payment processing, boosting, shipping labels and how to work out your payout.

How Depop’s boosted listings fee works, what 8% does to your profit, and which items are worth boosting for US sellers.

Compare Depop and eBay fees for US clothing resellers at common prices, with boosts and promoted listings, and which platform suits what.

A simple method for pricing Depop listings: sold comps, costs, fees, offers and boosts, with a worked example for US sellers.

How Depop shipping works for US sellers, whether fees apply to shipping, and how to choose between Depop labels, your own labels and free shipping.

A guide to Reverb fees for US sellers: the selling fee and its cap, payment processing, Bump and shipping, with worked examples.

Compare Reverb and eBay fees for selling guitars and basses in the US, with worked examples, pedals and amps, and where each platform shines.

How Reverb’s Bump promotion fee works, what different Bump rates do to profit, and when bumping a listing is worth it.

What it really costs to ship a guitar or amp sold on Reverb, how fees apply to shipping, and how to set shipping prices that cover it.

Price used guitars, pedals and amps on Reverb with a clear method: price guide, condition, fees, shipping and offers.