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Fee pages are the most-checked pages in reselling — and the fastest to go stale. Every guide below shows the platform’s full 2026 fee table, a worked example on a $50 and a $200 sale, and the date we last verified the rates against the platform’s published schedule.
All guides verified Oct 14, 2026
Final value fees by category — 13.6% for most, the $7,500 reduced-rate tier, and the per-order fee that quietly changes under $10. The most complicated table in reselling, laid out flat.
Read the eBay guide →The simplest schedule of the six: a flat $2.95 under $15, 20% at $15 and up. Simple — and 20% is a bigger bite than most sellers feel it is. The math, on real prices.
Read the Poshmark guide →A flat 10% seller fee since the 2025 flip-back — plus the buyer-side protection fee and the $2 payout fee that never shows in the fee headline. What you actually keep.
Read the Mercari guide →US selling fee: 0% since July 2024. What remains is payment processing at about 3.3% + $0.45 — the cheapest platform of the six, if processing is all you count.
Read the Depop guide →3% processing plus a transaction fee on a five-level ladder — 9% at Level 1 down to 7% at Level 5 — with a $5 minimum. The guide most third-party sites still get wrong.
Read the StockX guide →8% commission plus 2.9% + $0.30 processing, lower category rates for electronics and coins, and new high-volume tiers. The fastest-moving fee table in the set.
Read the Whatnot guide →Buying any reseller spreadsheet this year? The five checks that separate a tool from a trap: evergreen history, verified fees, enter-once entry, platform coverage, and support — whoever you buy from.
Read the buyer’s guide →Every fee table in these guides is the same table that ships inside The Sold Ledger’s Settings tab — dated, editable, and applied automatically to every item you enter. $39 once, every year in one file.
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