eBay Fee Calculator Canada 2026

On a C$35.00 item with C$8.99 shipping, the buyer pays C$43.99 and a Canadian seller pays C$6.38 in eBay fees, which is 14.5% of the order. That is a C$5.98 final value fee plus a C$0.40 per-order fee. After C$18.50 of item cost and postage you keep C$19.11. Ads, international sales and a below standard seller level add to the fees.

It is a percent of the total sale. Most categories pay 13.6% on the first C$7,500 and 2.35% on the part above. Books, movies and music pay 15.3% to C$7,500, then 2.35%, and guitars and basses pay 6.7% to C$7,500, then 2.35%. Sneakers pay 13.6%, or 8% with no order fee when the total is C$150 or more.

Canadian sellers pay C$0.30 up to C$10, C$0.40 above on the order total, in Canadian dollars. On the C$43.99 order above it is C$0.40. Sneakers sold at C$150 or more pay no order fee.

Yes. eBay states the base as: Total amount of sale: item price, handling, shipping charged to the buyer and sales tax. So the buyer's sales tax raises your fee even though you do not keep the tax. At a 10% sales tax, the C$43.99 order carries C$4.40 of tax, the fee base becomes C$48.39, and the final value fee goes from C$5.98 to C$6.58. Enter your buyer's rate in the Sales tax box to see your own number.

0.4% of the total sale when the item ships to the US, and 1% when it ships anywhere else outside Canada. On the C$43.99 order that is C$0.18 to the US and C$0.44 elsewhere. Using eBay International Shipping waives it. A seller level below standard adds another 6%, which is C$2.64 here.

We could not confirm either. The US has lower Store rates in some categories, 12.7% instead of 13.6% for most, but eBay.ca's fee page does not give Canada Store rates, so the Store option is US only. For Promoted Listings, eBay.ca does not state a rate range on the page we read, so the calculator charges the percent you enter. At 5% the ad fee on the C$43.99 order is C$2.20.

Take the total the buyer pays, then subtract the final value fee, the per-order fee, what the item cost you and what you paid for postage. Here that is C$43.99 minus C$6.38 of fees minus C$18.50 of costs, which leaves C$19.11, a 43.4% margin. Change the item price, cost and label in the calculator, or use "Find price" to work back from the profit you want.

eBay.ca lists a 3.25% currency conversion fee. The calculator does not add it to the receipt, because it depends on the currencies involved. Selling to the US in Canadian dollars is a separate matter from the 0.4% international fee above.