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Mercari Fee Calculator

See your Mercari payout and real profit after the 10% selling fee — plus margin and break-even. Free, instant, fully editable.

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Mercari's seller fee (2026): a flat 10% of the item price plus buyer-paid shipping. Sellers pay no payment processing fee and get free direct-deposit withdrawals. (Buyers pay a separate protection fee, which doesn't affect your payout.) All fields editable.

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Mercari fees explained (2026)

Mercari simplified its seller fees: one flat selling fee, no payment processing charge, and free withdrawals. The fee applies to the item price plus any shipping the buyer pays.

FeeAmountNotes
Selling fee10%Of item price + buyer-paid shipping.
Payment processing$0No separate processing fee for sellers.
WithdrawalFreeFree direct deposit.
Buyer protection fee~3.6% (buyer)Paid by the buyer; doesn't reduce your payout.

Fees as of 2026 (Jan-2025 fee structure) and can change. Planning tool, not financial advice — verify in Mercari's help center.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Mercari take per sale?

A flat 10% of the item price plus buyer-paid shipping. On a $40 item with $6 shipping, that's 10% of $46 = $4.60, and there's no extra processing fee — so your payout is $41.40 before your own item and shipping costs.

Does Mercari charge sellers a payment processing fee?

No. Since the 2025 fee update, sellers pay only the 10% selling fee — no separate processing charge — and withdrawals are free.

Who pays for shipping on Mercari?

Either the buyer pays shipping or you offer free shipping (and absorb the label cost). Either way the 10% fee is calculated on the item price plus whatever shipping the buyer pays — this calculator accounts for both your label cost and the buyer-paid amount.