Ebay Fee's Calculator

Flashbang_2

Do any of you know of a reliable calculator that is windows based and has an Ebay Store section that takes into account the slight differences between individual auctions?

Turbotrance

cazmanian_minx wrote: »

Another good one is eCal:

http://ecal.!!!!!!/en/fee_calculator/ebay.co.uk/

It does Shop listings as well and will tell you how many items you can put on one listing before you go up to the next fee bracket - really useful for people who sell multiple items in one listing.

Caz

This ecal is the best and simplest web based tool to use for both ebay and paypal fees combined imo

hereishappyhelen

Is there a calculator for listing dvds fees etc. thats different charges from normal listing etc. Cheers

digerati

hereishappyhelen wrote: »

Is there a calculator for listing dvds fees etc. thats different charges from normal listing etc. Cheers

The only one I know of is: http://auctionfeecalculator.com/uk_ebay_fee_calc2.html. Select DVDs under Category to get correct fees...

Hope this helps!

GregtheHammer

cazmanian_minx wrote: »

Another good one is eCal:

http://ecal.!!!!!!/en/fee_calculator/ebay.co.uk/

This is very helpful, does make me rethink about accepting paypal with the fees they charge:mad:

foxsake123

Does anyone know where i can find a calculator for the new fee structure?

greenstreetprince

foxsake123 wrote: »

Does anyone know where i can find a calculator for the new fee structure?

if you mean different fee's for media items such as books and dvd's, then give this the click around....

http://auctionfeecalculator.com/uk_ebay_fee_calc2.html

foxsake123

greenstreetprince wrote: »

if you mean different fee's for media items such as books and dvd's, then give this the click around....

http://auctionfeecalculator.com/uk_ebay_fee_calc2.html

Thanks. But i meant the new pricing structure announced recently.

digerati

foxsake123 wrote: »

Thanks. But i meant the new pricing structure announced recently.

I just checked their website and they have the new eBay fees and discounts listed on the UK calcs. UPDATE: they also have revised fee calcs for Irish, Swiss and Dutch (Netherlands) eBay sites. No sign of new US, German or Spanish fees though...

Dick_here

PayPal have a damn good business model. They're getting commission each time for doing pretty much nothing at all !