How eBay fees work in Canada
13.6% of the total sale (item, shipping and sales tax) up to C$7,500, plus C$0.40 per order (C$0.30 on orders of C$10 or less). Most categories.
- Some categories and eBay Store subscribers have different rates. Insertion fees aren't included.
You receive = sale price + shipping the buyer pays − eBay fees Profit = you receive − item cost − postage you pay − other costs Margin = profit ÷ (sale price + shipping charged)
Source: eBay Canada: selling fees. Fees checked against eBay's official fee page on 28 September 2026. Sales tax collected by the platform is passed on to the tax authority and isn't counted as your money.
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Questions
How much does eBay take from a sale in Canada?
13.6% of the total sale (item, shipping and sales tax) up to C$7,500, plus C$0.40 per order (C$0.30 on orders of C$10 or less). Most categories.
What do I keep from a C$45.00 sale on eBay?
With C$8.00 shipping charged and the standard option, the fees are C$7.61 and you receive C$45.39. After a C$12.00 item cost, C$8.00 postage and C$1.00 packaging, the profit is C$24.39.
Is this calculator made by eBay?
No. It's an independent calculator. eBay is a trademark of its owner. Fees can differ by category, account and promotions, so check a real sale's fee breakdown.