How much will you pay for eBay listings this month? Enter your store type and number of listings to see your insertion fees.
Every seller gets free listings each month. The more you list, the more a Store subscription saves you on insertion fees.
| Store Type | Monthly Cost | Free Fixed-Price Listings | Fee After Free |
|---|---|---|---|
| No Store | $0 | 250 | $0.35 |
| Starter | $4.95 | 250 | $0.30 |
| Basic | $21.95 | 1,000 (+10,000 select) | $0.25 |
| Premium | $59.95 | 10,000 (+50,000 select) | $0.10 |
| Anchor | $299.95 | 25,000 (+75,000 select) | $0.05 |
| Enterprise | $2,999.95 | 100,000 (+100,000 select) | $0.05 |
If you list more than 250 items/month, compare the cost of no-store insertion fees vs. a store subscription. At 500 listings/month with no store, you'd pay 250 × $0.35 = $87.50/month in insertion fees — a Basic store ($21.95 + 250 × $0.25 = $84.45) saves you a bit. At 1,000+ listings, the savings grow fast.
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Every eBay seller gets 250 zero insertion fee listings per month. Store subscribers get more: Starter 250, Basic 1,000+, Premium 10,000+, Anchor 25,000+, Enterprise 100,000+.
After using your monthly free listing allocation, the insertion fee is $0.35 per listing for non-store sellers and Starter stores. Store subscribers pay less: Basic $0.25, Premium $0.10, Anchor $0.05, Enterprise $0.05.
Yes, for most casual sellers. eBay gives 250 free listings per month. You only pay a $0.35 insertion fee per listing after exceeding that allowance. The final value fee (13.6% for most categories) is still charged when your item sells.
Yes. Each monthly renewal of a Good 'Til Cancelled listing counts as one listing against your free allocation. If you have 250 GTC listings and no store, you've used your entire free allowance every month.
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