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When you sell on Etsy, you incur fees for using certain services. Your balance from sales, fees, and taxes is calculated and displayed in your Payment account. Learn how to manage your Payment account. If you’re enrolled in Etsy Payments, your fees are automatically deducted from funds from sales.
Etsy charges 6.5% of the total order amount in your designated listing currency. This fee applies to the total cost of the item, along with shipping and gift wrap (if you charge your customers for those).
There are many costs involved in selling on Etsy, including listing fees, transaction fees, and payment processing fees. Depending on your business’s size and the type of product you are selling, these costs can add up quickly. Let's dive into each type of fee in more detail.
They cost you $10 to make and you sell them on Etsy for $20. Your customer pays $5 in shipping and $1 in tax, bringing their total price to $26. You have sold less than $10,000 in the last 365 days, but you choose to pay for Offsite Ads for extra exposure.
You will be charged a listing fee of $0.20 USD for each item that you list for sale on Etsy.com or Etsy's mobile apps. For items already listed on your Etsy shop, there are no additional listing fees to list items on your Pattern site. Listings that you only make available on your Pattern site do not incur a listing fee.
How do fees work on Etsy? There are three basic selling fees: a listing fee, a transaction fee, and a payment processing fee. There’s also an advertising fee for sales that come from Offsite Ads.
For every sale, Etsy takes a $0.20 listing fee, a 6.5% transaction fee that applies to what you charge for the item, as well as shipping and gift wrapping, and a payment processing fee. With some sales, Etsy takes a 2.5% currency conversion fee and an Etsy Ads fee.