Seller profit calculators for TikTok Shop, eBay, Noon & more
Short answer: eBay selling limits cap how many items and how much total value you can list and sell in a calendar month — new sellers typically start around 10 items and $500, whichever you hit first. Check your exact limit in Seller Hub under Overview, then Monthly limits, and request an increase from the […]
Short answer: To refund a buyer on eBay, find the order in Seller Hub or My eBay Orders, select Send refund, choose a reason, enter the amount and confirm. You can refund up to 100% of the transaction within 90 days, and eBay pays it from your Available funds first. Your final value fee is […]
Short answer: Yes — if you sell regularly. In the US, a Basic Store pays for itself at $2,439 a month, through a 12.7% final value fee and 1,000 free listings. In the UK, a Basic Shop pays for itself at 90 listings a month — it cuts listing fees only, never the final value […]
Short answer: To price an item on eBay, first check what identical items actually sold for in the last 90 days, then add up your product cost, postage, packaging and eBay fees, and set a price that covers all of it with the profit margin you want. Zyrro walks through the whole method below, with […]
Short answer: Yes — eBay charges 20% VAT on its selling fees to UK business sellers. The VAT is added to the final value fee, the per-order fee and the regulatory fee, so on a £100 sale it adds £2.73. UK private sellers pay no VAT on fees, because they pay no selling fees at […]
Short answer: In the UK, eBay takes nothing from a private seller’s sale — no final value fee at all. A UK business seller pays 5% to 14.9% by category, plus a 0.35% regulatory fee, a 30p or 40p per-order fee, and 20% VAT on those fees. In the US, eBay takes 13.6% plus $0.40 […]