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Free eBay UK fee calculator for business sellers. Hierarchical categories, banded FVF, Trainers rule. Updated May 2026. Free UK eBay fee calculator (May 2026 rates) — calculate exact Final Value Fee, per-order, regulatory & VAT before you list. Built for UK business sellers using the verified eBay fee schedule. What it calculates: • Final Value Fee for every UK eBay category (9.9%–14.9%) • Banded fee categories — Jewellery, Watches, Vehicle Parts, Mobile Phones, Computers, and more (the high-value categories most calculators get wrong) • Trainers special rule — 11.9% under £100, drops to 7% at £100+ • Per-order fee — £0.30 (transactions ≤£10) or £0.40 (above) • 0.35% Regulatory Operating Fee • Promoted Listings Standard at your chosen ad rate • International sale 3% surcharge • 20% VAT on fees with reclaim modelling for VAT-registered sellers How it works: • Hierarchical category picker — pick a top-level category, refine with subcategory chips • Live rate reference sidebar — tap any rate row to instantly load that category • Top Rated Seller discount (−10% on variable FVF) • Full fee breakdown — every fee shown as a separate line, not just a total • Cost of Goods + your postage inputs for true net profit • Light & dark mode Privacy: zero data collection, zero network requests, zero permissions in manifest.json. All math runs locally in your browser. Nothing sent to any server, ever. Currently optimised for UK business sellers. Private seller free-selling support coming in v2. Built by DashVue — the profit analytics dashboard for UK eBay sellers. dashvue.co.uk
May 14, 2026
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