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When your listing ends, you'll be charged a final value fee. The final value fee is based on the item's total cost to the buyer. The item's total cost to the buyer includes item price and shipping cost plus any other costs to the buyer (less any sales tax).

See the eBay.com fees page for specific fee amounts.

Important: If your listing is in certain Business & Industrial Capital Equipment categories or an eBay Store, a different final value fee applies.

You won't be charged a final value fee if:

• There were no bids on your item.

• There were no bids that met your reserve price for your reserve price auction-style listing.

• Your listing is a non-binding auction.

• Your auction was in the Residential, Commercial or Other Real Estate Category.

• Your item was listed using Classified Ad.

Otherwise, you'll be charged a final value fee whether or not you carry out the sale with the buyer.

Regular auction-style and reserve price auction-style listings (when the reserve has been met)

The final value fee is applied to the item price and shipping costs plus any other costs to the buyer (less sales tax).

You won't be charged a final value fee if the reserve isn’t met.

Fixed price listings

The final value fee is based on the item price and shipping costs plus any other costs to the buyer.

Multi-quantity listings

The final value fee is calculated per item sold, based on the item price and shipping costs plus any other costs to the buyer.

Final value fees for Business & Industrial Capital Equipment categories

Items listed in certain Business & Industrial Capital Equipment categories have a final value fee. See the eBay.com fees page for specific categories and fee amounts.

Final value fees for eBay Store listings

Items listed in eBay Stores (in any category) have final value fees. The final value fee is based on the item price and shipping costs plus any other costs to the buyer.

See the eBay Stores fees page for specific fee amounts.