What fees does Etsy charge?

Etsy charges a listing fee (approximately £0.16 per item), a 6.5% transaction fee on the order total, payment processing (4% + £0.20), and a 0.45% regulatory operating fee. Offsite ad fees are extra if enabled.

Are fees charged on postage too?

Yes. Etsy charges the transaction fee and payment processing fee on the entire order total including postage charges.

What are Etsy offsite ads?

Etsy may advertise your items on Google, Facebook and other sites. If a sale results from an offsite ad, Etsy charges 15% (or 12% for sellers earning over $10,000/year) of the order total.

How accurate is this calculator?

This gives a close estimate based on current UK Etsy fee rates. Actual fees may vary slightly due to currency conversion, VAT on fees, and Etsy policy changes.

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Etsy Fee Calculator — Listing, Transaction & Payment Fees

Calculate Etsy listing, transaction and payment processing fees on your sales.

Item Price

Enter the cost in pounds

Postage Charge

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Quantity

Number of items in this batch

Etsy Offsite Ads

If sale came from an Etsy ad

How We Calculate This

The calculator applies the current Etsy fee structure for UK sellers:

Listing fee: ~£0.16 per item. Transaction fee: 6.5% of order total (item + postage). Payment processing: 4% + £0.20. Regulatory fee: 0.45% of order total.

If Etsy offsite ads are enabled, the ad fee is added at your selected rate.

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Last updated: 2025-02-20

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