eBay accounting that knows which store plan you are on
eBay does not charge everyone the same. Your store tier, your category and the order total all move the number, and a spreadsheet that uses one flat percentage is wrong on every sale.
The store tier changes the rate, and almost nothing accounts for it
No Store and Starter pay 13.6% on most categories; Basic and above pay 12.7%. Sneakers over $150 drop to 8% and the per-order fee disappears entirely. Above $7,500 the rate falls to 2.35% on the excess, not on the whole order. Numarico carries all of it, versioned and dated, with the source shown beside each rate.
Try it before you believe it
Pick your store plan and category and it prices the sale the way eBay actually will — including the per-order fee and the fee charged on the buyer’s sales tax.
Open the free calculatorHow the import works
Export your eBay transaction report and drop it in. Refunds arrive as a second row under the same order id, so they are netted against the sale rather than counted as a second one.
The calculators are free. The books are the paid part.
No account needed for the calculator, and none ever will be.