Facebook Marketplace Fee Calculator

No. The selling fee applies only to orders sold with shipping and checkout, where Meta processes the payment. Local pickup deals paid in cash or through an outside payment app cost nothing, which is why high-value furniture and appliance flippers stay local: 5% of a $400 dresser is a $20 fee that pickup avoids entirely.

On shipped orders under $8. Below that price, 5% of the sale would be less than $0.40, so Meta charges the flat minimum instead. A $6 sale pays $0.40, an effective 6.7%, and a $3 sale pays 13.3%. Cheap items are the worst deal on shipped checkout; consider bundling low-value pieces into one listing so the percentage rate applies.

Yes. The single selling fee covers payment processing, so there is no separate card charge stacked on top the way marketplaces like Mercari or Depop split them. What it does not cover is shipping: if you offer free shipping, the label cost comes out of your side, so subtract it from the "you keep" number this calculator shows.

Yes, and they will again. Meta has run promotional periods with reduced or waived selling fees and has adjusted the standard rate over time, which is why both the percentage and the minimum are editable fields here rather than fixed numbers. Verify the current rate in Meta's commerce help pages before pricing inventory around any default on this page.