Etsy Commission Calculator

No. When calculating your profitability on Etsy, you must account for 4 main fees, which makes manual calculation difficult: 1. Listing Fee: A fixed $0.20 fee for each item listing (or 4-month renewal). 2. Transaction Fee: The main 6.5% commission, charged on the total order amount (including shipping). 3. Payment Processing Fee: For sellers in Turkey, this is 4.5% + $0.30 of the total order amount. 4. Offsite Ads Fee: An additional 12% or 15% fee, if the sale comes from one of these ads.

Yes. This is a common point of confusion for sellers. Both the 6.5% Transaction Fee and the 4.5% Payment Processing Fee are calculated on the total order amount (Product Price + Shipping Fee + Gift Wrap Fee), not just the product's price.

This is a fee for sales that come from ads Etsy runs on external platforms (like Google, Instagram, Facebook). This fee is charged in addition to other commissions: If you've made less than $10,000 in the last 365 days, the fee is 15%. If you've made $10,000 or more, the fee is 12%.

The main Transaction Fee (6.5%) and the Listing Fee ($0.20) are fixed and do not change by country. However, the Payment Processing Fee (Etsy Payments) does vary based on a seller's country. For sellers in Turkey, this rate is 4.5% + $0.30 of the total order amount.

The $0.20 listing fee is a fixed charge to publish a listing on Etsy. This fee is paid upfront, even if the item doesn't sell. The listing is valid for 4 months or until it sells (whichever comes first). This $0.20 fee is charged again when the item sells or when it is renewed at the end of 4 months.

Etsy charges all commissions (both the 6.5% and 4.5% fees) on the final amount the customer pays. If you put an item on sale or a customer uses a coupon code, the commissions will be calculated on that new, discounted price.