One Piece Selling Fee Calculator
Work out what you keep from selling a One Piece card on TCGplayer, eBay or another marketplace. Enter the sale price, the postage you charge the buyer, what posting it actually costs you and your marketplace's rates, and the calculator stacks the fees on the amounts each marketplace charges them on. The payout appears once a commission is entered, because without it the biggest fee would be missing.
Commission is the one rate never filled in for you: both marketplaces tier and revise their fees, so a printed percentage goes stale, and your seller dashboard has your real one.
Fee rates and tiers change — this calculator does the stacked-fee math, but always confirm your current commission and processing rate on the marketplace itself before you price a listing. See TCGplayer's own fee page for the current schedule, or check the going market price before you list.
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How the math works
TCGplayer's marketplace commission is charged on the item price. eBay's final value fee is charged on the whole order, shipping included, so the eBay tab applies your commission to the item price plus the shipping you charge. Payment processing is a separate charge — a percentage plus a small fixed fee — applied to the item price plus the shipping you charge the buyer, which is why a cheap card with expensive shipping still loses a real share of that shipping revenue to fees. Until you enter your commission the calculator shows no payout, because the figure would be missing the biggest fee. Your own actual shipping cost (the mailer and postage you pay) comes out separately at the end. See TCGplayer's own fee page for its current schedule.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TCGplayer take from a sale?
Two stacked fees: a marketplace commission (a percentage of the item price, tiered by your seller plan) and payment processing (a percentage plus a small fixed fee, applied to the item price plus shipping). The exact percentages depend on your plan and change over time — check your Seller Portal for your current rate, then use the calculator above with your real numbers.
Why isn't there a default commission percentage filled in?
TCGplayer's commission is tiered by seller plan and both marketplaces adjust their fee schedules periodically. Printing a specific number here that later goes stale would be worse than asking for your real, current rate — so commission is the one field this tool never pre-fills.
Does this work for eBay too?
Yes — switch the marketplace tab. eBay's final value fee is commonly cited around 13.25% for trading cards, applied to the total including shipping, plus a small per-order fee — but confirm your current rate, since eBay's schedule also changes.
Does the calculator include my own shipping cost?
Yes — enter what you actually pay for the mailer and postage separately from what you charge the buyer. Marketplace processing fees apply to what you charge the buyer, not what shipping costs you, so the two numbers affect your net differently.
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