How is the eBay listing fee calculated? How can I pay it?

How is the eBay listing fee calculated? How can I pay it?

There are many things we need to set up after opening a store on the eBay platform, such as the listing fee and other fees that need to be settled. There may be many merchants who don't know much about this issue, so we will introduce it to you in the following content.

How is the eBay listing fee calculated?

As we all know, eBay sellers need to pay a certain listing fee to post a listing, but sellers can get a certain amount of free listing quota every month (the free quota varies for different types of sellers).

When your listing exceeds the free listing quantity, a listing fee of $0.3 per listing will be charged. For the free part, some categories or products are not included.

How to pay?

eBay seller fees (such as listing fees and seller tool fees) are settled monthly. eBay will send sellers monthly bills. Accounts that fail to pay seller fees may be frozen and may also be subject to overdue fees. The payment due date is based on the date the eBay bill is generated (the 15th or last day of each month).

eBay offers three ways to pay seller fees:

Credit card (make automatic monthly payments or one-time payments)

PayPal (make a one-time payment)

Bank transfer (to make a single payment)

Use a registered credit card to automatically pay monthly or make a one-time payment: eBay will automatically debit your registered credit card (Visa, MasterCard) every month for the amount listed on your invoice. eBay will usually charge your credit card account within 5 to 7 days after you receive the invoice. You can also make a one-time payment with a credit card.

One-time payment by bank transfer: Just go to "Seller Billing" in "My eBay" and select "Bank Transfer" under "Selling Fees". You will be taken to the payment slip page. Please write down the information on the payment slip, including the bank number, so that you can complete the bank transfer procedure.

Note: If your payment currency is USD, you can click on the PayPal payment link on the seller billing page, which will take you to the eBay US website. After confirming the operation, you can pay your eBay seller fees through PayPal.

The settlement method of listing fees has been explained in the above content. Merchants can learn about it. Of course, in addition to understanding how to save on this fee, there are many other aspects that need to be understood. I hope to solve everyone’s problem.

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