Etsy fees, country by country
Every Etsy sale costs $0.20 to list and 6.5% of the order total — item plus shipping. On top of that you pay payment processing, which depends on the country your shop is registered in, and in 30 of the 32 seller countries VAT is charged on Etsy's fees. 8 of the 32 seller countries carry a regulatory operating fee too (Etsy’s own list has nine: it also includes Vietnam). The table below has the exact number for every country and the date it was read.
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The five lines on every Etsy sale
Etsy does not charge one fee. On every sale it charges up to five, and only the first two are the same everywhere. Two more apply only to some orders — they are below the list.
- Listing fee — $0.20 per listing. Charged when you publish, and again every four months if the listing renews, or when an item sells and is relisted. Same in all 32 countries.
- Transaction fee — 6.5%. Taken from the order total, which includes what the buyer paid for shipping and gift wrap. Same in all 32 countries.
- Payment processing — varies by country. A percentage plus a flat amount in local currency: 3% + $0.25 in the United States, 4% + €0.30 across most of the euro zone, 6.5% + 14 TRY in Türkiye. This is the line that differs most.
- Regulatory operating fee — 8 of the 32 seller countries. Hungary 1.97%, Türkiye 1.67%, France 1.14%, Spain 0.88%, Italy 0.8%, Canada 0.5%, United Kingdom 0.48%, India 0.05%. Etsy’s own list also includes Vietnam, which is not one of the 32. Charged on the order total, on top of everything else.
- VAT on Etsy's fees — 30 of 32 countries. Not VAT on your sale: VAT charged on the fees Etsy takes from you. Only sellers in the United States and Brazil pay none — the US because Etsy says it charges none, Brazil because Etsy's VAT article never names the country at all. In Hungary it is 27%, in Finland 25.5%, in Germany 19%.
Two more, only on some orders. The Offsite Ads fee — 15% of the order, or 12% once your shop has reached $10,000 in sales over the prior 365 days (then for the life of your shop), capped at $100 per order — when the sale came through one of Etsy’s ads on another site. And the 2.5% currency conversion fee when your listing currency differs from your payment account currency.
All 32 countries in this table are on Etsy’s Etsy Payments eligibility list. Three of them — Brazil, India and Japan — are marked with an asterisk there and receive their money through a Payoneer Payment Account; Etsy says Payoneer’s own withdrawal minimums and conversion charges are additional, so they are not part of the fees above.
A $30 item with $6 shipping, sold from the United States
The buyer pays $36.00. Etsy takes:
- Listing fee $0.20
- Transaction fee, 6.5% of $36.00 $2.34
- Payment processing, 3% + $0.25 $1.33
- Regulatory operating fee none in the US
- VAT on Etsy fees none in the US
Total Etsy fees $3.87 — you keep $32.13 before your own cost of goods, packaging and postage. The same order from Türkiye or Hungary keeps noticeably less, because of the regulatory fee and VAT on fees.
All 32 seller countries
Listing fee and transaction fee are identical everywhere; the last three columns are what actually change. Percentages are of the order total. Read from Etsy’s own pages on 22 October 2026.
| Country | Currency | Listing | Transaction | Payment processing | Regulatory | VAT on fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australia AU | AUD | $0.20 | 6.5% | 3% + 0.25 AUD | — | 10% |
| Austria AT | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 20% |
| Belgium BE | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 21% |
| Brazil BR | BRL | $0.20 | 6.5% | 6.5% + $0.30 | — | — |
| Bulgaria BG | BGN | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 20% |
| Canada CA | CAD | $0.20 | 6.5% | 3% + 0.25 CAD | 0.5% | 5% |
| Czech Republic CZ | CZK | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 21% |
| Denmark DK | DKK | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 2.50 DKK | — | 25% |
| Finland FI | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 25.5% |
| France FR | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | 1.14% | 20% |
| Germany DE | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 19% |
| Greece GR | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 24% |
| Hungary HU | HUF | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | 1.97% | 27% |
| India IN | INR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 5% + 25.00 INR | 0.05% | 18% |
| Ireland IE | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 23% |
| Italy IT | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | 0.8% | 22% |
| Japan JP | JPY | $0.20 | 6.5% | 6% + $0.30 | — | 10% |
| Mexico MX | MXN | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4.5% + 8.00 MXN | — | 16% |
| Netherlands NL | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 21% |
| New Zealand NZ | NZD | $0.20 | 6.5% | 3% + 0.30 NZD | — | 15% |
| Norway NO | NOK | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 2.50 NOK | — | 25% |
| Poland PL | PLN | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 23% |
| Portugal PT | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 23% |
| Romania RO | RON | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | — | 21% |
| Singapore SG | SGD | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4.4% + 0.35 SGD | — | 9% |
| South Africa ZA | ZAR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4.5% + 8.00 ZAR | — | 15% |
| Spain ES | EUR | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.30 EUR | 0.88% | 21% |
| Sweden SE | SEK | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 3.00 SEK | — | 25% |
| Switzerland CH | CHF | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.50 CHF | — | 8.1% |
| Turkey TR | TRY | $0.20 | 6.5% | 6.5% + 14.00 TRY | 1.67% | 20% |
| United Kingdom GB | GBP | $0.20 | 6.5% | 4% + 0.20 GBP | 0.48% | 20% |
| United States US | USD | $0.20 | 6.5% | 3% + $0.25 | — | — |
Australia and New Zealand: the rate shown is for domestic orders; Etsy charges 4% + 0.25 AUD and 4% + 0.30 NZD on international orders, including to the US. Canada: 3% + 0.25 CAD covers domestic and US orders; other international orders are 4% + 0.25 CAD. Every route: payment processing by country.
Etsy fees in every seller country
One page per seller country: every line on a $30 + $6 shipping order, what changes with a VAT ID, how payouts work, and the price you need. Figures below are Etsy’s total cut on that order.
In your language: Etsy-Gebühren (Deutsch) · Frais Etsy (Français) · Comisiones de Etsy (Español) · Taxas da Etsy (Português) · Etsy ücretleri (Türkçe)
- Australia — $4.18 (11.6%)
- Austria — $5.19 (14.4%)
- Belgium — $5.24 (14.5%)
- Brazil — $5.18 (14.4%)
- Bulgaria — $5.19 (14.4%)
- Canada — $4.18 (11.6%)
- Czech Republic — $5.24 (14.5%)
- Denmark — $5.46 (15.2%)
- Finland — $5.43 (15.1%)
- France — $5.69 (15.8%)
- Germany — $5.15 (14.3%)
- Greece — $5.37 (14.9%)
- Hungary — $6.40 (17.8%)
- India — $5.45 (15.2%)
- Ireland — $5.32 (14.8%)
- Italy — $5.63 (15.6%)
- Japan — $5.50 (15.3%)
- Mexico — $5.37 (14.9%)
- Netherlands — $5.24 (14.5%)
- New Zealand — $4.37 (12.1%)
- Norway — $5.31 (14.8%)
- Poland — $5.32 (14.8%)
- Portugal — $5.32 (14.8%)
- Romania — $5.24 (14.5%)
- Singapore — $4.80 (13.3%)
- South Africa — $5.36 (14.9%)
- Spain — $5.62 (15.6%)
- Sweden — $5.37 (14.9%)
- Switzerland — $4.97 (13.8%)
- Turkey — $6.92 (19.2%)
- United Kingdom — $5.31 (14.7%)
- United States — $3.87 (10.8%)
Where these numbers come from
Every row was read from Etsy's own pages on 22 October 2026 and each country in the dataset carries its own source URL and verification date. The three sources are Etsy's fees and payments policy, the regulatory operating fee article, and the per-country payment processing table. EU VAT rates were checked against the Tax Foundation's January 2026 table. Brazil is the one country Etsy's VAT-on-fees article does not name in either of its lists, so the VAT column shows a dash for it: Etsy publishes nothing about adding tax to a Brazilian seller's fees. Brazilian sellers may still owe their own import-service taxes on a foreign marketplace's commission — but that is the seller's own liability, not a line Etsy adds.
The full machine-readable file is public under CC BY 4.0: etsy-fees-2026.json. If you use it, a link back is all we ask.
Etsy revises its fees: the last rate change, to the regulatory operating fee, was announced on 22 April 2026 and took effect on 22 June 2026. This page is re-verified monthly; the date above is the last read, not an estimate.
Go deeper
- Etsy fees in the United States — the only country where Etsy says it charges no VAT on its fees, with no regulatory fee either; the benchmark for every other row
- Etsy fees in the United Kingdom — 0.48% regulatory fee and 20% VAT on fees
- Etsy Gebühren Deutschland — 19% USt on fees, and what Kleinunternehmer status changes
- Etsy fees in Canada — 0.5% regulatory fee, GST/HST on fees
- Etsy fees in Australia — 10% GST on fees, no regulatory fee
- Etsy fees in Turkey — the heaviest load of the 32: 6.5% payment processing, a 1.67% regulatory fee and 20% KDV, and the VAT ID that removes one of them
- Etsy fees in India — 18% GST on Etsy’s fees, removable with a GSTIN, and a regulatory operating fee of 0.05% that most guides overstate by six times
- Etsy fees in Japan — 10% consumption tax on Etsy’s fees that no tax ID removes, 6% payment processing, and $0.50 an order denominated in US dollars
- Etsy fees in France — a 1.14% regulatory operating fee, the highest in the EU after Hungary, and the one line a VAT number does not remove
- Etsy fees in Ireland — the only EU country where a VAT number does not remove the 23% Etsy charges on its own fees, and the reason is Etsy’s own address.
- What the regulatory operating fee actually is
- VAT on Etsy fees, explained
- Payment processing fees in all 32 countries
- Which fees come back when you refund or cancel an order
- Your Etsy bill: when Etsy charges its fees, and when it is late
- Etsy shipping costs: what Etsy takes from the shipping you charge
- Share & Save: 4% back on orders from your own links (6.5% during Etsy’s holiday promotion, 20 October 2026 to 4 January 2027)
- Etsy fees on digital downloads: the $0.20 that comes back with every sale
- Does Etsy collect sales tax? The US state list, with dates
- Does Etsy collect VAT? Where Etsy charges buyers VAT or GST for you
- The 2.5% currency conversion fee
- Offsite Ads calculator — what an order that came through an Etsy ad leaves you, and whether to opt out
- Etsy Ads calculator — your own break-even ROAS
- Pricing calculator — the price that keeps your profit after every fee
- Is Etsy Plus worth it?
- Free shipping: the $35 guarantee and whether Etsy takes more
- Shipping to US buyers from outside the US (DDP)
- Etsy ücretleri — Türkçe
Common questions
Does Etsy charge 6.5% on shipping too?
Yes. The transaction fee is taken from the order total, and the order total includes what the buyer paid for shipping and for gift wrap. Free shipping does not avoid it — it just moves the cost into the item price, where the same 6.5% applies. How free shipping works on Etsy.
Why are my fees higher than the US numbers I read about?
Two lines that do not exist for US sellers. Eight of the 32 seller countries add a regulatory operating fee, and 30 of the 32 seller countries charge VAT on Etsy's fees. A seller in Hungary pays 1.97% regulatory plus 27% VAT on the fees themselves.
Is the $0.20 listing fee charged again when an item sells?
Yes, if the listing renews. A listing expires after four months; if it auto-renews, or if you sell one of several quantities and the listing relists, another $0.20 is charged.
What does Etsy charge if I sell in a different currency?
A 2.5% currency conversion fee when your shop currency differs from your payment account currency. It is separate from the fees in the table above.
Does Etsy charge a fee to open a shop?
It can. Etsy’s Fees & Payments Policy says: “To open your Etsy shop, you may be required to pay a one-time set-up fee.” It gives no fixed amount — “if applicable, the set-up fee will be displayed and charged as part of the shop set-up process.” Unlike the fees above, it is not taken from your sales: “The set-up fee is charged to your card in the local currency of your bank and converted at the market rate at that time.” It is “non-refundable once paid”, and “In certain circumstances or promotional periods, the set-up fee may be waived at our sole discretion.” Every opening cost on one page: how much it costs to open an Etsy shop.
Can I see these numbers as data rather than a table?
Yes — etsy-fees-2026.json has all 32 countries with per-country source URLs and verification dates, published under CC BY 4.0.