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Marketplace Fee Calculator
Calculates how much you receive and how much is left per sale on Mercado Livre, Shopee, Amazon and Magalu, with 2026 fees.
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Marketplace
Suggestion from 06/2026: 12% + R$ 0,00 per item. Adjust it for your category.
Choose the marketplace and enter the sale price and product cost to see what's left over.
Formulas
- Net = price − commission − fixed fee − ads − shipping − other
- Profit = net − product cost
- Margin = profit ÷ price · Effective fee = fees ÷ price
Tips
- On low-priced products, the fixed per-item fee weighs more. Look at the effective fee, not just the commission.
- On Shopee, crossing the R$ 79,99 tier changes the commission and fixed fee at once.
- Compare the same product across marketplaces before deciding where to list.
- Include your ad spend: it cuts into the margin as much as the commission.
Fee suggestions updated in 06/2026, based on public tables. Commissions vary by category and change often. Confirm them in each marketplace's Seller Center.
How it works
How to calculate your real marketplace profit
Each marketplace charges differently: Mercado Livre uses a commission by listing type (Classic ~12% / Premium ~17%) + a fixed cost on cheap items; Shopee charges by price tier (e.g. 20% + R$ 4 up to R$ 79,99); Amazon and Magalu use a commission by category (~10-19%). Choosing by percentage alone is misleading: the fixed per-item fee weighs heavily on low-ticket products.
The 'real fee' (effective rate) is everything that leaves the sale divided by the price: commission + fixed fee + ads + shipping. On a R$ 50 product on Shopee, 20% + R$ 4 = R$ 14, meaning 28% effective, well above the '20%' headline rate. That's why the calculator shows the effective %, not just the commission.
Net profit = price − (all fees) − product cost. Net margin = profit ÷ price. Use the 2026 presets as a starting point, adjust the commission for your category, and compare the same product across marketplaces to see where you keep more.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Shopee's fee in 2026?
In 2026 Shopee charges by price tier: up to R$ 79,99 it's 20% commission + R$ 4 fixed per item; from R$ 80 to R$ 99,99 it's 14% + R$ 16; from R$ 100 to R$ 199,99 it's 14% + R$ 20; above R$ 200, 14% + R$ 26 (rates for CNPJ; CPF pays a higher fixed fee). The calculator already applies these tiers: always double-check in the Seller Center, as it changes by category.
How much is Mercado Livre's commission?
A Classic listing usually runs between 11% and 14% and Premium between 16% and 19%, varying by category. Items below R$ 79 still pay a fixed/logistics cost per unit. Use the preset as a starting point and adjust the commission for your exact category.
How does the calculator work out what's left over?
It adds up all the fees (commission on the price + fixed per-item fee + ads + shipping you pay + other costs), subtracts them from the sale price to find the net received, and finally deducts the product cost. What's left is the net profit; the margin is that profit divided by the price.
Are the fees up to date?
The presets reflect the public fee tables as of 06/2026 (including the Shopee and Mercado Livre changes from March 2026). Since commissions vary by category and change often, every field is editable: adjust them to the exact numbers for your account.
Why did my margin come out negative?
It means the fees + the product cost exceeded the sale price: you'd be selling at a loss. Review the price, negotiate the cost, cut your ad spend, or consider a price tier with a lower fixed fee (in Shopee's case).
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