Etsy Fee Calculator UK
UK rates, in pounds, with the regulatory operating fee.
Enter 0 for free shipping — the fee is charged on the item price either way.
Charged at 20% 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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£27.37
United Kingdom · GBP
How the Etsy Fee Calculator UK works
UK sellers face a different fee profile from the US default most calculators assume: payment processing is 4% plus 20p rather than 3% plus 25 cents, a regulatory operating fee applies, and Etsy charges VAT on its fees unless you have supplied a VAT number.
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 UK sellers?
£0.20 listing (charged in USD and converted), 6.5% transaction fee, 4% plus £0.20 payment processing, and a regulatory operating fee on the order total. VAT is added to those fees unless you have provided a valid VAT registration number.
What is the regulatory operating fee in the UK?
A percentage of the order total that Etsy introduced to offset the cost of digital services taxes and regulatory compliance in certain countries, the UK among them. It is charged on top of the standard transaction fee.
Are Etsy fees charged in pounds or dollars?
Listing fees are set in USD and converted. If your payment account currency differs from your listing currency, Etsy also applies a currency conversion fee of around 2.5%, which is easy to miss in the statement.
Do UK sellers pay VAT on Etsy fees?
Yes, at 20%, unless you have supplied a VAT registration number — in which case the reverse charge normally applies and Etsy bills the fees without VAT, leaving you to account for it on your return.