Best fee calculators before you publish a price
Three cuts to run before the listing goes live: PayPal, Stripe, and the marketplace on top.
A $100 invoice at 2.9% + $0.30 leaves $96.80. To keep $100 you must list about $103.30, not $102.90.
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A $100 invoice at 2.9% + $0.30 leaves $96.80. To keep $100 you must list about $103.30, not $102.90.
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Frequently asked questions
Which fee calculators should I use before I publish a price?
PayPal or Stripe for the card cut, then the marketplace (Etsy, Amazon, Fiverr) if a platform sits on top.
Can I just add 2.9% to my target?
No. The fee is taken from the higher total. Reverse it: (target + fixed) / (1 − rate).
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