Pricing
Find your break-even price
Enter your costs. Find the lowest selling price that covers them—or reaches your target profit.
Minimum selling price
$53.05
reaches at least $0.00 profit
Fees, buyer tax and your fixed costs are included in this price.
- Item price
- $53.05
- Shipping charged to buyer
- $0.00
- Seller revenue
- $53.05
- Buyer sales tax
- $3.18
- Final value fee base
- $56.23
- Percentage fee
- $7.65
- Per-order fee
- $0.40
- Listing fee entered
- $0.00
- Total eBay fees estimated
- $8.05
- Total entered costs
- $45.00
- Net profit
- $0.00
Example result. Calculate after changing inputs.
Profit is revenue after estimated fees and the costs you enter. It excludes costs you have not entered and income tax.
No valid result is available for these inputs. Correct the input errors and calculate again.
Fee rules reviewed 2026-10-02 · Sources & assumptions: /methodology
What does break-even mean here?
Break-even is the minimum item price where revenue covers estimated eBay fees and your entered costs. Set a dollar target above zero to price for a desired profit per order. Charged shipping stays fixed while the item price changes.
The calculation recomputes buyer tax and fees at each price. It also considers the change in the per-order fee above a $10 buyer total. It returns a price in cents; rounding can leave a few cents above the target.
Read the formulas, category rates and limitations before relying on an estimate.