For sellers

What will I net?

Type a hammer price. The fee, the payout processing and what lands in your account, next to what the same sale costs on other marketplaces. The arithmetic is the integer maths the order snapshot uses, so the number here is the number on your statement.

Start selling, 14 days free Pricing and the fee schedule

Fee per sale: 1.5%; capped at $750
Payout processing: At cost; 0.25% + $0.25 on the amount you receive
Buyer fees: None; hammer plus shipping, nothing added
Schedule: Priority; the tier the launch plan uses

The calculator

Presets for common lot sizes, or your own number.

Hammer price

The winning bid, before shipping.

You sell

Hammer price: $10,000.00
Protected-payment fee · 1.5%, capped at $750Priority schedule: − $150.00
Payout processing at cost · 0.25% + $0.25 on the amount you receive: − $24.88
You receive: $9,825.12

Effective take 1.75% of the hammer price. The schedule in force when the auction closes is copied onto the order and never changes afterwards.

The same sale elsewhere

Here, after the fee and processing: $9,825.12
On Tradeloop, after its 7.5% final value fee: $9,250.00$575.12 less
On eBay, after its 13% approx. final value fee: $8,700.00$1,125.12 less

You buy

Hammer price: $10,000.00
Buyer feesnone: $0.00
ShippingFedEx rate quoted by ZIP at checkout: at cost
Bank debit (ACH) or bank transfer: free
Card (orders under $5,000): pay by bank at this amount

You pay the platform, not the seller. Funds are held until you confirm receipt or the confirmation window lapses.

What you keep at three hammer prices

Fee, processing and what you receive at three example hammer prices, next to what the same sale would leave you on other marketplaces
Hammer	Fee	Processing	You receive here	On Tradeloop	On eBay
$2,500	$37.50	$6.41	$2,456.09	$2,312.50+$143.59 here	$2,175.00+$281.09 here
$10,000	$150.00	$24.88	$9,825.12	$9,250.00+$575.12 here	$8,700.00+$1,125.12 here
$50,000	$750.00	$123.38	$49,126.62	$46,250.00+$2,876.62 here	$43,500.00+$5,626.62 here

The marketplace columns show what the same hammer price would leave you there, after that marketplace's published fee. The green figure is how much more lands in your account here.

How each line is computed

Four lines on the seller side, in the order they are applied.

Hammer price
The winning bid. Shipping is paid by the buyer on top and never appears on your side.
Protected-payment fee
1.5%, capped at $750: the hammer times the rate, rounded to the cent, never above the cap. Snapshotted from the schedule in force when the auction closes.
Payout processing
0.25% + $0.25 on the amount you receive, computed on the hammer less the fee and passed through at cost. The cost of moving money to your bank, shown rather than hidden.
You receive
Hammer less the two lines above. Released when the buyer confirms the count or the confirmation window lapses, then transferred to your Stripe payout account.

The buyer side shows the hammer, shipping at cost, and the card processing line that applies only when a buyer chooses to pay by card on an order under $5,000. Bank debit and bank transfer are free.

The schedule in force

The calculator uses the tier the launch plan is on. The whole table, with every tier, is on the pricing page.

Fee schedules are data, not code: a row with a rate, a floor, a cap and the date it took effect. The row in force when your auction closes is copied onto the order and never changes afterwards; a future change is announced in advance and only applies to auctions that close after it takes effect. See the schedule table.

Questions people ask

Is this the exact number I will see on my statement?

Yes, for the hammer price you typed. The calculator runs the same integer arithmetic the order snapshot uses: the fee from the schedule in force, then payout processing on what is left.

Why is there a cap?

So the fee stops growing with the lot. Above $750 the percentage no longer applies; a large lot pays the same fee as a medium one.

What is payout processing?

The cost of moving money to your bank, passed through without margin, shown as its own line so the fee itself stays honest.

Do buyers pay a premium?

No. Buyers pay the hammer price plus shipping at cost, so your hammer is what they bid, not a number inflated by a premium.

Can the fee change after my auction closes?

No. The schedule row in force when the auction closes is copied onto the order and never changes afterwards. Fees, like every window (2 business days to pay, 2 business days to ship, 3 business days to confirm), are platform settings announced in advance.