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Insertion Fees

About Insertion Fees

  • An Insertion Fee is a listing fee. It is the price eBay charges for listing your item for sale.

  • This fee is charged to your seller's account at the time of listing.

  • As with a newspaper ad, you need to pay this basic listing fee, even if your item is not sold. (If your item sells, a Final Value Fee is charged to your seller's account.)

  • Insertion Fees are not refundable.

Click here for a list of eBay.com insertion fees.

Factors that affect Insertion Fees

  1. Type of listing. Examples include the following:

    • Single Items- Insertion Fee is based on the starting price of the item or reserve price if one is included.

    • Multiple Item Listings (Auction-type and fixed price listings)-Insertion Fee is the starting or fixed item price multiplied by the quantity of items you offer.

    • eBay Motors, eBay Classified Ads, eBay Real Estate and eBay Stores have their own Insertion Fees

  2. Optional listing features. Examples include the following:

    • Reserve Fees

    • Buy It Now

    • Scheduled Listings

    • Format enhancements (Including Bold, Item Subtitle, Highlight)

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