Fee changes

US packages over 5 lb shipped without an upgraded label: the upgrade ($5.00 for 5.01–10 lb, $10.00 for 10.01–15 lb) is deducted from earnings instead of being covered by Poshmark. Packages over 15 lb on one label: $15.00 for 15.01–25 lb, the full USPS cost above 25 lb.source

Australia: existing sellers must use Depop Shipping (Australia Post) for new listings, as new accounts have since October 6, 2026. Rates don’t change, but on those listings the 8% boosting fee no longer applies to shipping, because it isn’t charged on Depop labels.source

3D printers and 3D printing pens move from Business, Industrial & Scientific Supplies (12%) to a new “3D Printers” fee category. Amazon hasn’t published the new category’s rate yet; accessories such as nozzles and filament stay at 12%.source

3D printers and 3D printing pens move from Business, Industrial & Scientific Supplies (12% referral fee) to a new “3D Printers” fee category, whose rate Amazon hasn’t published yet.source

Australia: seller currency conversion charge rises from 3% to 3.25%.source

Premier Shop no longer includes a commission discount. Through October 31 it takes 10% off your rate (8% → 7.2%, 5% → 4.5%); from November 1 your rate is set by your sales tier alone.source

Creators still on first-of-the-month or per-creation billing must be on subscription billing (Apple’s requirement); accounts not switched are moved automatically in November, and per-creation accounts have billing paused until the creator reviews the new monthly prices. Fee rates don’t change.source

Venmo Debit Card: a new 2.5% international transaction fee on purchases and ATM use outside the U.S., even with no currency conversion (none before). Non-U.S. ATM withdrawals also keep the $2.50 fee.source

US: weight-based USPS carrier adjustments on Whatnot labels are charged to the seller’s ledger for shipments sent from this date (Whatnot covered them before). Dimension and hazmat adjustments stay covered for now, and sellers whose first sale was on or after September 5, 2026 aren’t included yet.source

UK: seller currency conversion charge rises from 2.5% to 2.75%.source

Germany: seller currency conversion charge rises from 3% to 3.25%.source

US bitcoin payments go from 0% to 1% (Square: “0% processing fees until December 31, 2026, after which it will be 1%”).source

The Seller LIVE Auction reduced referral fees (4% and 3%) end after December 31, 2026, 11:59 p.m. PT. Auction orders go back to the category’s standard 5% or 6%.source

Share & Save refund returns from 6.5% to 4% of the order (holiday promotion ends at 9:00 a.m. ET).source

Free shipping for buyers on $50+ orders ends at 4:59 p.m. PT.source

First-Class Envelope promotion for trading cards ends at 11:59 p.m. PT: $0 (1 oz) and $0.49 (2–3 oz) labels go back to the then-current rate (the fees page lists $0.74, $1.03 and $1.32).source

Holiday peak fulfillment fees end (they apply to units shipped October 15, 2026 – January 14, 2027). Amazon has not yet announced the fees that apply from January 15, 2027; its 2026 non-peak table is dated through October 14, 2026.source

New Radar prices apply to accounts that used Radar before July 29, 2026: the free Radar Standard trial ends and each screened payment costs $0.05 in the US (£0.04 UK, CA$0.07, A$0.08, €0.05); former Radar for Fraud Teams accounts pay the Radar Plus price ($0.07 in the US). Renewals and every payment method are screened and billed. Switching to Radar Lite keeps fraud screening for cards free.source

New-Seller Savings 2026 (20–40% off referral fees, 10% off WFS fulfillment) and the Customer Favorites discounts (25% or 100% off referral fees) are scheduled to end. Standard rates apply after.source

Australia: international card fees drop from 3.5% to 2.8% (+ A$0.30 online, + A$0.10 in person).source

Australian Shopify Payments rates lowered (listed on Shopify’s Australian pricing page by October 23, 2026; the old rates were still there on September 15): online cards 1.75% → 1.7% on Basic, 1.6% → 1.55% on Grow, 1.4% → 1.35% on Advanced, 1.2% → 1.15% on Plus; in person 1.95% → 1.85%, 1.85% → 1.75%, 1.75% → 1.65%, 1.55% → 1.45%. AmEx and international rates unchanged.source

Holiday promotion: buyer-paid shipping is free for the buyer on $50+ single items with a Best-rate label of 5 lb or less (not USPS Priority Mail, UPS Ground or FedEx Home) and on $50+ bundles up to 5 lb.source

Radar now screens payments by every method (bank debits, wallets, buy now pay later, stablecoins), not only cards, ACH and SEPA Direct Debit.source

Share & Save holiday promotion: sales through your own share link get 6.5% back instead of 4%, which cancels the transaction fee.source

USPS hazmat non-compliance fee: sellers now pay the full $50 when USPS flags a package (Poshmark had covered $45 of it since August 1, 2026, and all of it through July 31).source

New prepaid label prices for all new and existing listings, buyer- and seller-paid. USPS Ground Advantage 1 lb: $7.48 → $7.99 (Best rate), $7.59 → $8.99 (Standard). Media Mail 1 lb: $4.99 → $4.47.source

Australia: 0% commission on Fashion sales from October 18 to October 24, 2026 (local time). Payment processing still applies.source

Holiday peak fulfillment fees start: for example a small standard item of 6–8 oz priced $10–$50 goes from $3.54 to $3.74, and a 1–1.25 lb large standard item from $5.04 to $5.34 (before the 3.5% surcharge). Storage is $2.40 per cubic foot for standard-size items in October–December, up from $0.78.source

UK instant transfers rise from 1.5% to 1.95% of the balance transferred (fee schedule dated 15 October 2026).source

US: seller currency conversion charge rose from 3% to 3.25% (only applies when eBay converts your funds).source

StockX Listings (used and unique items) is no longer invite-only: any eligible US seller can list, with zero seller fees and a prepaid label, so the seller keeps 100% of the sale.source

Remaining hosts in the European Economic Area and Switzerland, and the last hosts using property management software, moved from the split fee (3% host + 14.1%–16.5% guest) to the 15.5% host-only fee. Airbnb now says it “moved from a split fee to a single fee structure in 2026”.source

Reverb Payments’ fee table now lists sellers in Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Poland, Hungary and Czechia (absent from the July 2, 2026 version): processing is 3.19% + CHF 0.50 in Switzerland and 3.3% plus a local fixed fee elsewhere (NOK 2.80, SEK 3.25, DKK 2.60, PLN 1.35, HUF 90, CZK 10). Reverb hasn’t published a launch date; this is when the table was updated.source

Vinted’s new UK terms (applicable from October 8, 2026) rename the “Buyer Protection fee” the “Vinted fee” and define it as “a mandatory platform fee, payable by buyers”. Sellers still receive the full item price.source

Reverb’s Bump rules are rewritten: rates run from 1% to 30%, Auto-Bump rules can Bump matching listings automatically, and a brand-new listing sold through a Direct Offer pays a Bump fee of at most 1.5%.source

UK: Pay in 3 and Pay in 30 now cost sellers 3.9% + £0.30 (they were charged the standard 2.9% before); Virtual Terminal rose from 1.2% to 2.9% + fixed fee; an optional tiered plan (2.9%, 2.4% or 2.1% by last month's sales) is available on request.source

Australia: domestic card fees cut from 1.70% to 1.65% + A$0.30 online (in person 1.70% → 1.65% + A$0.10).source

Australia: instant transfers rise from 1.5% to 1.95%, and Square sellers may no longer add a surcharge to card payments.source

Seller LIVE Auction orders with a $1 starting bid: referral fee cut from the standard 5%–6% to 4% for eligible new auction sellers, and to 3% on high-value orders in 7 categories for eligible existing auction sellers (up to $400K of auction sales per week).source

Tiered commission replaces the flat 8% (6.67% + VAT in the UK and EU). 8% is now the Standard tier (Coins & Money 4%), and higher sales in a 4-week period unlock lower rates by category: in the US from $15,000, down to 6.5% for sports and TCG, 5% for other collectibles, 4.5% for fashion, 4% for everything else and 3.5% for coins. France and Belgium: sports and TCG 4% + VAT at every tier.source

1 oz First-Class Envelope labels for trading cards and paper collectibles became free, and the 49¢ rate for 1–3 oz was extended to January 4, 2027.source

Remaining hosts outside the European Economic Area moved from the split fee to the 15.5% host-only fee (deadline to adjust prices).source

Earn in P2P pilot: eligible sole proprietors can take payments for goods and services in a personal account with no fee, instead of 2.6% + $0.15 in a Business account. Cash App can add fees later with advance notice.source

By September 2, 2026 the Starter plan was closed to new stores. Stores already on it can stay, but can’t switch back after changing plans.source

USPS charges $50 when a package still shows an old HAZMAT label. Mercari now deducts half of it, $25, from the seller’s earnings.source

Direct to U.S. Bank withdrawals now cost $2.99 each for freelancers whose tax address is outside the US (they were free). They stay free with a US tax address.source

Sending money to a PayPal account outside the U.S. now costs the sender 5% (min $0.99, max $4.99), plus 3% with a credit card. Venmo had waived this international fee through August 24, 2026.source

High-volume discount: once your paid sales in a calendar month reach $20,000, new direct sales that month pay 5% + $0.50 instead of 10% + $0.50 (processing still applies; Discover stays at 30%).source

UK and EEA: by this date Stripe’s pricing pages listed premium (business) cards at 2.8% (was 1.9%) and international cards at 3.15% (was 3.25%). Stripe hasn’t published the date existing accounts move to the new rates.source

US: Pay with Crypto rose from 0.99% to 1.5% of the transaction amount.source

New $1-a-month Maintenance Fee on seller accounts with no activity for two years, for return addresses in 33 states and Washington, D.C. It is never charged on a zero balance (announced June 12, 2026).source

New US shipping rates for buyers, including Whatnot’s handling fee: USPS Ground Advantage $4.47 under 4 oz and a flat $7.75 for 1–5 lb.source

New Selection Program (2026): for new branded FBA products, the first 100 units sold within 120 days of the first FBA delivery pay 10% (or less), the next 100 pay 5% (or less).source

Radar split into Lite (free, cards only), Standard, Plus and Pro. Accounts already using Radar got a free Radar Standard trial until January 22, 2027; Radar for Fraud Teams accounts moved to Radar Plus.source

Australia: the 10% selling fee is removed for AUD sales (0%), and buyers start paying a marketplace fee of up to 5% of the item price plus up to A$1. Processing (2.6% + A$0.30) and boosting fees still apply.source

Australia: PayPal is removed as a way to get paid; sellers must set up Depop Payments to keep listing. Depop says the fees don’t change: the processing fee PayPal used to take is now charged through Depop Payments (2.6% + A$0.30 per sale).source

Refunds: Gumroad now states that its own fee on the refunded part of a sale is returned to you; only the payment-processing part is kept (the help center used to say no fees were refunded).source

US: sellers rated Below Standard four months in a row pay an extra 7% of the total sale (was 6%); a ‘not as described’ return rate rated Very High four months in a row costs 6% (was 5%).source

UK, Germany and Australia (from July 2026; eBay’s notice says dates vary by site): after four months in a row, UK surcharges rise to 7 points (Below Standard) and 5 points (‘not as described’), Australia’s to 6.6%; eBay.de business sellers pay 5% on used, refurbished and ‘new: other’ items in electronics, home, sport and other categories.source

Vinted launches in Australia with zero selling fees for sellers; buyers pay a Buyer Protection fee on each purchase.source

WFS long-term storage split in two: $2.25 per cubic foot a month for days 366–450 and $7.50 after 450 days (before, $2.25 for anything stored over 12 months).source

New Terms of Service took effect: still no platform fee and no charge to start or run a fundraiser. The terms define the per-donation transaction fee and the recurring fee monthly donors pay on top, with the rates set on the pricing page.source

Regulatory operating fees changed: UK 0.32% → 0.48%, France 0.47% → 1.14%, Italy 0.32% → 0.80%, Spain 0.72% → 0.88%, India 0.29% → 0.05%, Türkiye 2.27% → 1.67%, and a new 1.97% fee in Hungary. Canada’s is now 0.50% (was 1.15%).source

Hosts living in Germany and the UK moved from the split fee (3% host fee) to the 15.5% single fee.source

0% commission above 1,500 extended to Bags & Accessories and Jewelry & Watches.source

Listings in Mexico: host-only fee 15.5% → 16% and split host fee 3% → 4%, the same as Brazil.source

Canada: Purolator Pick Up shipping at CA$6.99 added alongside Canada Post Home Delivery at CA$12.49 (both paid by the buyer, plus tax).source

Hosts living in Peru and South Korea moved from the split fee to the 15.5% single fee.source

Commission on sales under $120 cut from 9% to 6%, with a $1.99 minimum; sales of $120 and above stay at 9%. Grailed also lowered Grailed Label prices on sales under $120 in several categories (amounts not published).source

Shopify Tax for stores created from May 13, 2026: free on the first $100,000 of lifetime sales (was $100,000 per calendar year), then 0.35% per order in the US (0.25% on Plus), up to $0.99 per order, with no yearly cap.source

Sellers paid through PayPal move to the Reverb Payments timeline: Reverb’s fees come straight out of the PayPal payout instead of a month-end card charge, and tracking is required before payment is released.source

Australia: free selling for Australian sellers with up to AU$25,000 in sales over 12 months (buyers pay a Buyer Protection fee instead); Stores became Pro plans, and sellers above the limit move to Pro Starter at 13.4% + $0.30.source

USPS Ground Advantage and Priority Mail label prices went up to reflect USPS’s 8% fuel surcharge (Media Mail and First-Class Envelopes unchanged).source

Hosts living in Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala and Panama moved from the split fee to the 15.5% single fee.source

New 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on FBA fulfillment fees (not on the sale price), about $0.17 per unit on average. Amazon calls it temporary but has not set an end date.source

Upwork’s help center now describes the Basic-plan client marketplace fee as “up to 7.99%” (it had been 5%, or 3% by US bank account). Some client accounts pay a flat 7.99% whatever the payment method; the pricing page still shows 5%.source

Currency conversion fees are now charged on the gross order amount (1.5% × order for US stores) instead of (order − Shopify Payments fees) × rate ÷ (1 + rate), so the fee is slightly higher than before.source

Members in China who join through Apple’s in-app purchase: Apple’s fee is 25% in the first year and 12% after a year (Apple changed it in March 2026; Patreon applies it to new memberships from April 2026).source

Venmo users can now pay PayPal accounts in other countries. Venmo waived the international fee at launch; currency conversion carries a spread of up to 4%.source

US: boosting fee raised from 8% to 12% for new listings, matching the UK. Australia and other countries stay at 8%.source

Minimum balance for a payout raised from $10 to $100 (some countries have higher local-currency minimums).source

Seller Tiers beta until May 14, 2026: some sellers paid a lower selling fee as their completed sales grew. Mercari showed the reduced rates only to participants; the standard fee stayed 10%.source

All US sales payouts now go to StockX Balance instead of straight to PayPal, Venmo or a bank. Balance itself has no StockX fee; withdrawals use the payout method’s own fee, if any.source

Approved collectibles sellers: trading cards, card games, comics, coins, autographs and ephemera now pay 8% on the first $2,500 and 2.35% above (was 8% on the whole price). Walmart didn’t publish the exact start date; the schedule was updated by March 9, 2026.source

The fee for shipping or dropping off an item from a different country than the one on your account dropped from $30 to $10. The $10 now also applies to items dropped off at the wrong drop-off location.source

Canada: a 1.5% international transaction fee starts for sellers who had a Square account on February 2, 2026, on cards issued outside Canada (not Interac or Afterpay).source

Most sellers moved from Co-funded Promotion to Smart Promotion: a fixed 3.5% of shop GMV, 1.0–2.0 points more during campaign periods. From April 2026 it is required to join platform campaigns, Flash Sales, Premium Offers and Weekly Promos.source

US seller shipping fee on standard (non-Flex) sales raised from $4 to $5. Unchanged for sellers outside the US.source

Flex fees up 2 points at every Seller Level (Level 1: 7% → 9%), so Flex now pays the same 9%–7% as standard sales. The $5 Flex fulfillment fee and the 1% Flex Quick Sale discount were removed.source

Cash App’s updated terms for Instant Transfer fees take effect: 0.5%–2.5% of the amount, with a $0.25–$1 minimum and a $75 maximum. Its Send page still quotes the earlier 0.5%–1.75% with a $0.25 minimum.source

US: a 1.5% international card fee on top of every card rate is listed on Square’s US pricing page by this date (it wasn’t on February 2). Square published no start date.source

US instant and same-day transfers go from 1.75% to 1.95% per transfer (Square’s help center showed 1.75% on February 7 and 1.95% by February 17; no announcement).source

US heavier labels simplified: 5.01–10 lb now $5.00 (was five tiers up to $22.50) and a new 10.01–15 lb tier at $10.00; the maximum per order rose from 10 lb to 15 lb.source

UK business sellers: per-order fee on orders over £10 rose from £0.30 to £0.40; Business, Office & Industrial 11.9% → 12.5%; Vehicle Parts 8.9% → 9.5% up to £750, then 3%; Tyres 7.9% up to £250 → 6.9% up to £750; GPS and Power Tools 6.9% threshold £400 → £750.source

UK: a 1.5% international transaction fee is added for non-UK cards (online payments keep their own 2.5% + 25p non-UK rate instead).source

New-Seller Savings 2026 starts for sellers who begin selling after February 1, 2026: 20% off referral fees on the first $50,000 of sales, 30% up to $500,000, 40% above (up to $72,000), and 10% off WFS fulfillment (up to $2,000).source

Vinted announces its US expansion, starting in New York: sellers list items without paying selling fees.source

Standard-rate label prices went up (about 4.7% on average across all labels); Best-rate prices didn’t change. Existing listings updated from February 16.source

2026 fee update (announced October 15, 2025): no change to US referral fee rates or the $39.99 / $0.99 selling plans. FBA fees rose by $0.08 per unit on average.source

2026 rate cards: FBA fees rise by $0.08 per unit on average. Standard-size items priced over $50 now pay more than those priced $10–$50 (they paid the same in 2025); a new Small Bulky tier; Bulky fees drop and the Bulky SIPP discount ($1.32) ends, but Bulky items not in SIPP pay a $1.51–$4.04 packaging fee; Extra-Large items over 96 in long or 130 in length + girth pay a new $17–$25 Overmax fee; inbound placement fees get finer weight bands; the aged inventory surcharge for 366–455 days goes from $0.15 to $0.30 per unit minimum, with a new 456+ day tier ($7.90 per cu ft or $0.35 per unit).source

0% commission on the part of a single sale above 1,500 (USD, AUD, EUR or GBP) in Trading Card Games, sports singles, Comics & Anime, Toys & Hobbies, Coins & Money and Entertainment Cards. A limited-time promotion that Whatnot can end at any time.source

US and Canada, Promoted Listings (general campaigns): the ad fee is now charged when the item sells within 30 days of any buyer’s click on the ad (not only the buyer’s own click), at the ad rate in effect at the time of sale.source

US legacy plans: the standard online rate (Square Online Free/Personal, payment links, subscriptions, eGift cards) rises from 2.9% + 30¢ to 3.3% + 30¢, matching Square Free.source

Amazon stopped offering FBA prep and item labeling in the US: everything must arrive prepped and labeled.source

Canadian sellers stopped paying the 2.9% cash-out fee, and sellers outside the US can cash out to a bank account in their local currency (before: US dollars to PayPal).source

UK: boosting fee raised from 8% to 12% for new listings.source

Hosts already on the host-only fee who don’t use property management software: typically 14–16% → 15.5% (listings in Brazil stay at 16%).source

Cash App Green launches: spending $500 a month with the Cash App Card or Cash App Pay now also earns free in-network ATM withdrawals (normally $2.50), not only $300 a month in qualifying deposits.source

Cash App stops reimbursing fees at out-of-network ATMs: there you now pay its $2.50 plus any operator fee. In-network withdrawals stay free for customers who qualify (now through Cash App Green).source

Sellers whose business is registered in Texas or West Virginia now pay state sales tax on their referral fees.source

Most hosts using property management software were switched to the single fee, and those already on it moved from typically 14–16% to 15.5%.source

Shipping removed from every remaining listing: OfferUp is now local, in-person only. The seller service fee on shipped sales (12.9% of the item price, minimum $1.99) no longer applies to any sale; in-person sales carry no OfferUp fee for the seller or the buyer.source

USPS charges $5, deducted from the seller’s balance, for shipping a Poshmark order in Priority Mail packaging.source

Canada: Pay Later (Pay in 4) launched for sellers at 4.90% + C$0.30, above the 2.90% standard rate. Sellers can turn it off.source

US: new Square Free / Plus / Premium plans ($0 / $49 / $149 a month per location). In person 2.6% / 2.5% / 2.4% + 15¢; online and invoices 3.3% + 30¢ on Free, 2.9% + 30¢ on Plus and Premium.source

Texas sellers: 6.25% Texas sales tax is charged on 80% of Etsy transaction fees.source

Amazon Business bulk order discount: lower referral rates on the part of a business order above $1,000 for one product, when you offer at least 3% off through business or quantity pricing.source

Texas Seller Fee Tax: sellers with a Texas return address pay Texas sales tax (6.25% plus local) on 80% of Poshmark’s fee.source

Flex storage fees lowered from the October 2025 invoice, with a new rate for items stored over 90 days: in the US, free for 30 days, $1 a month to day 90, then $2 a month (Europe €1.00 / €2.00, UK £1.00 / £1.50). The announcement didn’t list the old rates; StockX’s help center now lists $2 a month for days 91–180 and $3 a month after that.source

WFS waived the $1.50 peak-season storage surcharge for October 1–December 31, 2025; the standard $0.75 per cubic foot still applied.source

New listings can no longer offer shipping: everything posted from this date is local pickup only. Until then, shipped sales cost the seller 12.9% of the item’s final price (excluding shipping), minimum $1.99.source

US shipping paid by the buyer cut from $8.27 to $6.49, now via USPS Ground Advantage (up to 5 lb).source

UK sellers move to an all-in 5% fee: payment processing for UK shops drops from 3.19% + £0.49 (Preferred Sellers 2.99% + £0.49) to 0%. Reverb hasn’t published the start date; this is when its Billing Policy was updated.source

Checkout on Facebook and Instagram Shops ended in September 2025: Shops now send buyers to the seller’s own website to pay, and Meta stopped processing payments for Shops, so Shops orders no longer pay Meta a selling fee. Marketplace shipping & checkout (10%, $0.80 minimum) is unaffected.source

The US$3.50 small order fee now applies to purchases under US$200 (it was under US$100). The buyer’s 5.5% service fee and the seller’s 20% commission didn’t change.source

Separate commission rates for Canadian sellers: 12.4%, 17.9%, 22.9% and 27.9% by seller rating, against 9.5%, 15%, 20% and 25% for everyone else.source

New creator pages pay a standard 10% platform fee (Pro 8% and Premium 12% merged into one plan) and standard processing rates with no micropayment rate. Pages published on or before August 4, 2025 keep their plan unless they are unpublished.source

Best-rate labels introduced for packages up to 1 cubic foot with the longest side 22 inches or less, about 6% cheaper than Standard on average. USPS labels rose 2% on average.source

Germany: card-present payments with PayPal's card reader (then Zettle by PayPal) set to 1.39%; Payment Links launched at the standard transaction rates.source

Tap to Pay on iPhone comes to Cash App Business: sellers take contactless cards and digital wallets in person on their iPhone, with no extra hardware. Cash App’s help center lists the fee as a flat 3% per payment.source

Small order fee raised from US$3 to US$3.50 on purchases under US$100 (Payment Terms updated July 2025).source

A $15 processing fee may apply if you choose to consign an item GOAT rejected for not matching your listing, instead of having it sent back.source

Classy is now GoFundMe Pro: GoFundMe, Inc. took over all Classy contracts, and Classy’s terms became the GoFundMe Pro Terms of Service. GoFundMe said nothing changed with existing plans, pricing or fees.source

New dispute countered fee: $15 in the US (£20 UK, CA$15, A$25, €20) when you respond to a dispute, returned if you win. The $15 dispute fee itself didn’t change.source

Pledge Over Time launched: backers can split pledges into 3 payments. No added fee, but fees are applied per charge, so each such pledge pays the fixed processing fee 3 times instead of once.source

Australia: the standard rate rose from 2.6% to 2.9% + A$0.30 (international from 3.6% to 3.9%); cards on your own site fell from 1.75% to 1.50%.source

One-time purchases: creators who start selling digital products after this date pay their plan’s platform fee (5%–12%) instead of a flat 5%.source

Refund administration fee (20% of the refunded referral fee) went from uncapped to a maximum of $5 per SKU per refund.source

Stores created from May 12, 2025 pay Shopify’s transaction fee (2% Basic, 1% Grow, 0.6% Advanced, 0.2% Plus) on the part of an order paid with gift cards or store credit, even on Shopify Payments.source

Kickstarter’s Pledge Manager opened to all creators with no access fee: 5% only on new money (Pledge Manager-only add-ons, shipping, upgrades), not on tax, and processing on the whole payment including tax.source

After the Epic v. Apple ruling of April 30, 2025, Patreon added a web checkout option for US fans in the iOS app, which avoids Apple’s 30% fee.source

From May 2025, new contracts pay a variable freelancer service fee of 0% to 15%, set per contract and fixed for its life (it had been a flat 10%). Contracts formed before May 2025 keep 10%.source

By April 25, 2025 Shopify’s US help center split online card rates into Standard and Premium: business, corporate and commercial cards and every US-issued American Express card pay the higher Premium rate (now 3.5% + 30¢ on Basic instead of 2.9% + 30¢).source

Canadian Basic plan billed yearly lowered from C$38 to C$37 a month (by April 25, 2025).source

Trial changed from $1 for the first month to 3 days free, then $1 a month for the first 3 months (most plans).source

US in-person rate goes from 2.6% + 10¢ to 2.6% + 15¢ for existing sellers (new sellers from February 25, 2025).source

An 8% penalty on the adjusted shipping price was added for underpaid (overweight or oversized) labels. Mercari’s current fee and overweight-package pages no longer list it.source

Canada: final value fees up by as much as 0.35 points; most categories 13.25% → 13.6% without a store.source

Prepaid labels up 1% on average; USPS Ground Advantage extended to 20 lb.source

US: final value fees up by as much as 0.35 points; most categories 13.25% → 13.6% without a store and 12.35% → 12.7% with a Basic store or higher.source

New Terms of Use: Kickstarter’s 5% and the processor’s fee are taken from each collected pledge, late pledges included. The April 2024 terms said only “our 5% fee” plus “any fees from our payment partners”.source

UK: buyers start paying a Buyer Protection fee on items from UK private sellers.source

Duties and import tax calculation at checkout opened to every plan (it used to need Advanced or Plus). Shopify’s international pricing page lists it at 0.5% per order as an optional add-on, against a regular 0.85% with Shopify Payments and 1.5% without.source

US: Pay Later moved from the 3.49% Checkout rate to 4.99% + $0.49; Advanced Credit and Debit Card Payments went from 2.59% + $0.49 to 2.89% + $0.29; Virtual Terminal from 3.09% + $0.49 to 3.39% + $0.29.source

Germany: instant withdrawals to a bank account in the EEA (SEPA Instant) became free.source

Selling fee reinstated: 10% of the item price and buyer-paid shipping (it had been 0% on new listings). Buyers now pay a flat 3.6% Buyer Protection fee instead of a service fee plus 2.9% + $0.50 processing. Direct deposit became free (was $2 per cash-out).source

Gumroad became the merchant of record for all sales and moved to today’s fees: 10% + $0.50 plus card processing on direct sales, and a flat 30% (processing included) on sales through Discover.source

alias spelled out that the 2.9% cash-out fee applies to the selling price of each item, and added a 0.6% Cross-Border Fee for sellers outside the US who cash out in US dollars instead of their local currency.source

Instant payouts launched: get paid within minutes for a 3% fee, up to $10K per payout (today US creators only).source

Amazon announced no increase to US referral fees or FBA fees for 2025, after lowering referral fees on low-priced clothing in 2024 (5% up to $15, 10% from $15 to $20).source

Amazon announced no increase to US referral fees or FBA fees for 2025.source

Canadian rates lowered (by November 10, 2024): Basic online 2.9% → 2.8% + 30¢ and in person 2.7% → 2.6%; Grow online 2.7% → 2.6% + 30¢ and in person 2.6% → 2.5%.source

New memberships bought in the Patreon iOS app go through Apple’s in-app purchase, with Apple’s 30% fee (one-time purchases in the app already did since January 2024). Patreon charges no processing fee on them.source

Referral fee for five jewelry sub-categories (Diamond, Gold, Jade, Platinum & Carat Gold, Ruby/Sapphire & Emerald) cut from 6% to 5%.source

Poshmark reverted to $2.95 under $15 and 20% at $15 and up, and removed the Buyer Protection Fee.source

Seller fee briefly changed from 20% / $2.95 to $1–$3 plus 5.99% of the order total (shipping and tax included), and buyers were charged a Buyer Protection Fee. Reversed three weeks later.source

UK: private sellers stop paying final value fees and the regulatory operating fee (vehicles excepted).source

Cheaper drop-off seller fees in four more countries: Germany and the UK $5 → $2, the Netherlands $6 → $3, Malaysia $10 → $8. The prepaid-label rates stayed the same.source

Collaborators now share Gumroad’s fees in proportion to their cut (before, the main creator paid all of them).source

US: buyers start paying a marketplace fee of up to 5% of the item price plus up to $1 (plus sales tax where it applies).source

US: the 10% selling fee is removed for new listings sold in USD (10% → 0%). The 3.3% + $0.45 processing fee still applies.source

Stripe Billing became one plan at 0.7% of Billing volume, replacing Starter (0.5%) and Scale (0.8%).source

Hourly contracts arrive with their own fees: clients pay a one-time US$5 order initiation fee and 5.5% on each weekly charge; freelancers keep 80% of the hourly rate × hours.source

Selling with GOAT added a $10 charge for cancelling a confirmed order or shipping it late, $10 for an item issue the buyer won’t accept at a discount or an item that doesn’t match the listing, $15 for a replica, and a $2 monthly storage fee on some consigned items. It also cut the cash-out minimum from $25 to $10 and added a 3.1% cash-out fee (instead of 2.9%) for certain sellers in select locations.source

Small order fee changed from US$2.50 on purchases under US$75 to US$3 on purchases under US$100. The service fee stayed at 5.5%.source

Australia: sellers signing up from this date pay 1.6% in person on every device; earlier sellers on Square Reader, Stand or Tap to Pay stay at 1.9%.source

Mainland China seller fees cut: drop-off $10 → $5, prepaid shipping $15 → $10. Mexico added at $5.source

UK: buyers start paying a marketplace fee of up to 5% of the item price plus up to £1, VAT included.source

Referral fee raised to 6% per order on all qualified orders. It covers every TikTok Shop fee except shipping and tax.source

Split fee: guests paying in a different currency from the listing’s pay an extra amount, for a guest service fee of up to 16.5% of the subtotal.source

Selling fee dropped to 0% on new listings, so sellers kept the whole item price; buyers paid a service fee plus a 2.9% + $0.50 payment processing fee instead (until January 5, 2025).source

Canada: per-order fee on orders over $10 rose from $0.30 to $0.40; trading cards 12.9% → 13.25% without a store and 12% → 12.35% with one; media 13.25% → 14.95%.source

UK: the 10% selling fee is removed for new listings sold in GBP (10% → 0%). The 2.9% + £0.30 processing fee still applies.source

A $0 seller fee for US and Canadian sellers who drop off a confirmed order at a GOAT drop-off location. With the prepaid label it stayed $5.source

Seller fees cut: Mainland China $25 → $15 with a prepaid label or $10 at drop-off, Italy and Spain $12 → $8, Poland $12 → $6.source

Early Payout (1% to skip the clearance wait) limited to Top Rated freelancers and Seller Plus Premium members. Sellers who already had it keep it while they meet the criteria.source

Clients started paying a one-time contract initiation fee on each new contract (now $0.99 to $14.99).source

US: QR code payments changed from 1.90% + $0.10 (2.40% + $0.05 up to $10) to a single 2.29% + $0.09.source

Buyer service fee set at 5.5% of the purchase amount, plus US$2.50 on purchases under US$75.source

The tiered freelancer service fee (20% / 10% / 5%) was replaced by a flat 10% for new contracts.source

Payment processing raised from 2.7% + $0.25 to 3.19% + $0.49 (Canada C$0.25 → C$0.49, euro countries €0.25 → €0.49, UK £0.25 → £0.49 with the same rates; Preferred Sellers 2.5% → 2.99%).source

Transaction fee raised from 5% to 6.5% of the item price, shipping and gift wrap.source