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eBay fees for Holidays & Travel

Business sellers pay 7.9% of the sale up to £650, then 3% of the part above £650, where the sale is the item price plus postage. On top of that there is a per-order fee of 30p on orders up to £10 and 40p above, and a 0.35% regulatory operating fee. Fees are charged without VAT, and 20% VAT is added unless you are VAT registered.

On a £50 sale, eBay takes 10.9% in this category (VAT included), which is cheaper than 43 of 72 categories.

Work out your profit in Holidays & Travel

What eBay takes on a sale

Item price only, with no postage charged to the buyer.

What eBay takes on a sale
Sold forFees inc VATFees if VAT registeredShare of sale
£5.00£0.85£0.7217.0%
£10.00£1.35£1.1313.5%
£25.00£2.96£2.4711.8%
£50.00£5.43£4.5310.9%
£100.00£10.38£8.6510.4%
£250.00£25.23£21.0310.1%
£500.00£49.98£41.6510.0%

Break-even price

The lowest price you can sell for without making a loss, from what you paid for the item. Postage is ignored. If you are VAT registered, the VAT you owe on the sale is included.

Break-even price by purchase price
You paidNot VAT registeredVAT registered
£5.00£5.94£7.06
£10.00£11.63£13.85
£20.00£22.73£27.18
£50.00£56.03£67.11
£100.00£111.52£133.71

What else changes the fee

Private sellers

Private sellers in the UK pay no final value fee here. They get 300 free listings a month, and pay 3% if they sell to a buyer outside the UK without eBay International Shipping.

Rates from eBay UK's fee pages, checked 2 days ago. Fees change, so check eBay's own pages before you rely on a figure.