Etsy Fee Calculator India
Indian seller fees in rupees, with GST.
Enter 0 for free shipping — the fee is charged on the item price either way.
Charged at 18% unless you have supplied a registration number.
Adds roughly 2.5% on the payout.
Rates last verified August 2026. Platforms change fees without much notice — every rate here is editable, and you should check the current schedule before pricing against it.
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₹2556.97
India · INR
How the Etsy Fee Calculator India works
Indian sellers almost always list in US dollars and bank in rupees, which makes the currency conversion fee a permanent line rather than an occasional one. Combined with 18% GST on Etsy's fees, the effective rate runs meaningfully above the headline percentages.
Not financial advice. Marketplace fees change, and they vary by country, plan and seller status. Every rate here is an editable default, not a quoted price — check the platform's current fee schedule before you price a product against it. This is not tax or business advice.
Frequently asked questions
What are Etsy's fees for Indian sellers?
$0.20 USD per listing, 6.5% transaction fee, payment processing, plus a currency conversion fee of around 2.5% because listings are typically in USD while payouts are in INR. GST at 18% applies to Etsy's fees.
Do Indian sellers pay GST on Etsy fees?
Yes, 18% GST applies to the fees Etsy charges. Registered sellers can generally claim input tax credit. Exporting goods has its own GST treatment, including possible zero-rating — worth confirming with a chartered accountant.
How does the currency conversion fee work for Indian sellers?
If your listings are priced in USD and your bank account is in INR, Etsy converts at its own rate and charges roughly 2.5% for doing so. Over a year on a shop turning over meaningful volume, that is one of the larger single costs.
Do I need an import-export code to sell on Etsy from India?
Requirements depend on volume and the courier used, and they change. Many small sellers ship via postal channels under simplified procedures. This is a regulatory question for a professional rather than a calculator.