eBay.com.au · Australian sellers

eBay Fee Calculator Australia

Work out eBay.com.au fees and profit on free selling or any eBay Pro plan, with GST.

Your sale on eBay.com.au

AUD

Selling plan

Pro Starter is automatic above AU $25,000 a year.

Fees A$12.36 · profit A$32.64

Sold price

Item price the buyer paid, including any GST.

Postage charged

What the buyer paid for postage. 0 if free.

Item cost

What the item cost you.

Your postage cost

Label and postage you paid.

Other costs

Packaging, inserts, anything per order.

Promoted Listings ad rate

General campaign, 2% or more. 0 if not promoted.

Result

eBay takes A$12.36, 13.7% of what the buyer paid you.

Profit

A$32.64

36.3% margin · 93.3% ROI

eBay fees

A$12.36

13.7% of price + postage

Final value fee13.4% up to A$4,000, 2.5% above A$4,000, on A$90	A$12.06
Order feeper order on Pro Starter	A$0.30
Total eBay feesincluding GST	A$12.36
Payoutprice + postage − fees	A$77.64

Price needed for a profit of

→ sell for A$65.40

Same postage, costs and settings; fees recalculated at the new price.

Would a paid Pro plan pay for itself?

Plan	Final value fee for this category	Fees on this sale	Saving vs Starter	Plan / month	Sales a month to cover it
Pro Starter	13.4% up to A$4,000, 2.5% above A$4,000	A$12.36	—	none	—
Pro Basic	11.44% up to A$4,000, 2.75% above A$4,000	A$10.63	A$1.73	A$27.45	16
Pro Featured	10.34% up to A$4,000, 2.75% above A$4,000	A$9.64	A$2.72	A$82.45	31
Pro Anchor	9.68% up to A$4,000, 2.75% above A$4,000	A$9.04	A$3.32	A$604.95	183

Monthly prices include GST. Paid plans also add tools such as volume pricing and Discounts Manager, which this table doesn’t value.

Runs in your browserNo uploadLast verified 2026-10-30Sources: eBay AU selling fees, eBay Pro selling fees

How it works

Choose your selling plan, then enter the sale: the item price and postage the buyer paid, and what the item, postage and packaging cost you. Every rate comes from eBay’s own fee pages for eBay.com.au, linked below the calculator, for sellers registered in Australia.

Free selling. Australia-based sellers without a Pro plan and with AU $25,000 or less in sales over the past 12 months pay no final value fee. The calculator adds the 3% international sales fee when the buyer is overseas.

eBay Pro. The final value fee is a percentage of the total sale, the item price plus postage, up to $4,000, and a lower 2.5% or 2.75% above that. Pro Starter charges 13.4% everywhere; Basic, Featured and Anchor charge by category tier, lowest for home appliances and technology devices. Each order also pays $0.30 on Starter or $0.33 on paid plans, and overseas orders pay a 1.1% international sales fee.

Extras. Below Standard sellers pay 5.5% of the sale on top, or 6.6% after four months. Promoted Listings charge your ad rate on the total sale. All fees include GST; if you’re registered for GST, tick the box to see the GST you claim back on fees and the GST you owe on the sale.

Which plan. The table under the calculator works out this sale on every Pro plan and how many such sales a month cover a paid plan’s subscription. Set a profit target to see the lowest price that reaches it, and copy a link to share the exact numbers.

Example

An $80.00 item with $10.00 postage, costing $45.00 in total to buy, post and pack, sold to an Australian buyer in a Tier 2 category.

Plan	Fees	Total fees	Profit
Free selling	none	$0.00	$45.00
Free selling, buyer overseas	3% of $90.00	$2.70	$42.30
Pro Starter	13.4% of $90.00 + $0.30	$12.36	$32.64
Pro Basic	11.44% of $90.00 + $0.33	$10.63	$34.37

For an $800 phone with free postage, Tier 1, the gap is wider: $107.50 in fees on Pro Starter and $64.57 on Pro Basic, a saving of $42.93 that covers the $27.45 monthly plan with a single sale.

eBay Australia fees in 2026

Final value fees on eBay Pro plans, from eBay’s fee page (last updated by eBay 2026-10-09), checked 2026-10-30. Percentages of the total sale up to $4,000, including GST. Free selling has no final value fee.

Category tier	Pro Starter	Pro Basic	Pro Featured	Pro Anchor
Tier 1: home appliances and technology devices	13.4%	8.03%	7.26%	6.82%
Tier 2: most categories	13.4%	11.44%	10.34%	9.68%
Tier 3: vehicle parts and accessories	13.4%	12.43%	11.22%	10.56%
Tier 4: business, collectables, fashion, media, sporting goods, tech accessories	13.4%	13.09%	11.77%	11.11%
Above $4,000	2.5%	2.75%	2.75%	2.75%
Order fee	$0.30	$0.33	$0.33	$0.33
Monthly plan	none	$27.45	$82.45	$604.95

International sales fee: 3% with free selling, 1.1% on Pro plans. NFTs: 5.5%. Below Standard: +5.5% (6.6% after four months).

FAQ

Is it free to sell on eBay Australia?

For many sellers, yes. If your registered address is in Australia, you don’t have an eBay Pro plan and your sales over the past 12 months total AU $25,000 or less, you pay no final value fees. You still pay a 3% international sales fee on overseas orders and fees for optional upgrades, and generally post with eBay’s prepaid label.

What happens when my sales go over AU $25,000?

eBay checks your sales across all its sites over the past 12 full months each month. Once you’re over AU $25,000 without a Pro plan, it tells you on the 20th and moves you to Pro Starter from the 1st of the next month. Pro Starter has no monthly cost, but you pay 13.4% of each sale plus $0.30 an order.

What are the eBay Pro final value fees?

Pro Starter charges 13.4% in every category. Paid plans charge by category tier: Pro Basic from 8.03% for home appliances and technology devices to 13.09% for fashion, collectables and media; Featured and Anchor less again. Above $4,000 of a sale the rate drops to 2.5% on Starter or 2.75% on paid plans, plus an order fee.

Is a paid eBay Pro plan worth it?

It depends on what you sell. Pro Basic costs $27.45 a month and saves most on Tier 1 items: an $800 phone costs $107.50 in fees on Pro Starter and $64.57 on Pro Basic, so one sale a month covers the plan. The table under the calculator works this out for your own sale.

Do eBay Australia fees include GST?

Yes. Fees on eBay.com.au are shown and charged including 10% GST for sellers registered in Australia, unless you’ve given eBay your ABN and registered for tax-exempt status. If you’re registered for GST you can usually claim back the GST in the fees, one eleventh, and you owe one eleventh of your Australian sales.

What is the international sales fee on eBay Australia?

Sellers registered in Australia pay it when the delivery address is outside Australia: 3% of the total sale with free selling, or 1.1% on an eBay Pro plan. Like the final value fee, it is worked out on the total amount of the sale, including the item price, postage and any tax.