FOR FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE SELLERS

Shipped orders pay 10%. Local pickup pays $0.

Facebook Marketplace charges a 10% selling fee on shipped orders, with an $0.80 minimum, and $0 on local pickup. Source: Facebook Commerce and Seller Help pages as corroborated by independent fee breakdowns from mid-2026. As of 2026-10-25.

Facebook's shipped-checkout selling fee has changed more than once in the last two years, and a lot of what is written about it is already stale. The current, corroborated rate is 10% of the buyer-paid total — item price, buyer-paid shipping, and any sales tax Facebook collected — with an $0.80 minimum fee. Local pickup carries no selling fee at all. See your real payout, the price that hits a profit target, and what a disputed order costs.

How much does Facebook Marketplace actually take?

This calculator vs. tracking Facebook Marketplace sales in a spreadsheet

This calculator vs. doing the fee math by hand

The sale

Item price is what the buyer paid for the item. Buyer-paid shipping and tax only apply to a shipped-checkout order — local pickup has neither.

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Worked example, not your listing yet — a $45 item, $6 shipping, shipped checkout.

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    Common questions

    How much does Facebook Marketplace take per sale?

    For a shipped checkout order, Facebook charges a 10% selling fee on the buyer-paid total -- the item price plus any buyer-paid shipping, and sales tax where Facebook collects it -- with an $0.80 minimum fee per sale. A locally arranged pickup sale has no selling fee at all.

    Is local pickup really free on Facebook Marketplace?

    Yes. Facebook does not charge a selling fee, listing fee, or subscription cost on a sale arranged for local pickup. The 10% fee only applies to orders that go through Facebook's shipped checkout.

    What is the $0.80 minimum fee?

    On a shipped order, if 10% of the buyer-paid total would come to less than $0.80, Facebook charges the $0.80 minimum instead. That only changes the fee on sales where the item price, shipping, and any tax collected add up to less than $8.

    What happens if a shipped order ends in a dispute?

    If a payment dispute on a shipped order is ruled against the seller, Facebook deducts a flat $20 chargeback penalty from the seller's payout ledger, on top of losing the sale itself. This tool models that as an optional toggle rather than assuming it by default.

    Is my data uploaded anywhere?

    No. Parsing and arithmetic happen entirely in your browser. Item prices, costs, and payouts are never uploaded. If you use the save button, your numbers are written to this browser's own local storage on this device only, and the forget button deletes them. The optional usage counter records only which features were used and the day, never any of your numbers.