Facebook Marketplace Fee Calculator

For shipped orders in the US, Meta’s Marketplace terms set a selling fee of 10% of each transaction, with a minimum of $0.80. The 10% is worked out on the whole transaction: item price, delivery fees and taxes. A $50 item with $8 shipping and no tax pays a $5.80 fee.

Meta’s Marketplace Seller Protection Policy and Checkout Terms say 10% with an $0.80 minimum, and this calculator follows them. Older Meta pages still mention 5%, and a Commerce Manager help page gives 5% or $0.40 for shipments of $8 or less, which covered checkout on Facebook and Instagram shops. Check the fee shown when you list.

Whenever 10% of the transaction comes to less than $0.80, which means any order totalling under $8 with shipping and tax. A $5 item with no shipping charge pays $0.80, 16% of the price, and a $7 item pays the same $0.80. From $8 upwards the fee is simply 10%.

Yes. The terms say the selling fee is calculated on the entire amount of the transaction, including the sale prices of the goods, any delivery fees and applicable taxes. So $8 of shipping adds $0.80 to the fee, and sales tax adds 10% of the tax. Several items dispatched together count as one transaction.

You do. Meta’s Seller Protection Policy asks sellers to ship with labels issued through Meta, and the label is a cost to you. If the buyer paid for shipping, that money offsets the label; if you offered free shipping, the whole label is your cost. Enter the label price in the calculator to see what you keep.

Roughly 90% of the item price and buyer-paid shipping, less the label. On a $50 item with $8 shipping and an $8 label, you receive $44.20. With $4.64 of sales tax on the order, the fee rises to $6.26 and you receive $43.74. An item that cost you $15 leaves $28.74 profit.