Facebook Marketplace Reverse Fee Calculator
Quick answer: To keep $50 from the item on Facebook Marketplace, charge about $56.12 with $5 shipping charged to the buyer. Enter your own target below.
How it works
For shipped orders paid through Marketplace Checkout, Facebook charges a 10% selling fee on the order total (item plus shipping), with a minimum of $0.80 per order. Local pickup sales have no Facebook seller fee.
Because the fee depends on the price, the calculator searches for the lowest price where price minus Facebook Marketplace fees equals your target.
Example
| You want to keep | Charge on Facebook Marketplace |
|---|---|
| $20 | $22.78 |
| $50 | $56.12 |
| $100 | $111.67 |
Shipping charged to buyer is $5. This calculator uses item plus shipping as the fee base. Some guides also include tax, and the sources checked do not fully agree on that point. Boosted listings and disputes can carry separate charges.
Frequently asked questions
How do I price to cover Facebook Marketplace fees?
Enter the amount you want to keep. The calculator returns the item price that covers the fees.
What should I charge to keep $50 on Facebook Marketplace?
About $56.12 with $5 shipping charged to the buyer.
When does the $0.80 minimum fee apply?
When 10% of the order total is under $0.80, which happens on shipped orders totaling less than $8.
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Estimates only, based on US seller rates. Fee rates change, so verify them on the official pricing page. Rates last verified October 2026 against each platform's published fees and independent fee guides. How we verify rates.