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Grailed fee calculator

Grailed takes a seller fee on the listing price and a separate payment processing fee that depends on your Stripe onboarding. See what a sale keeps, the $1.99 minimum on cheap items, and the prices just above the $120 line that keep less.What Grailed keeps and what you keep.

Example · $60 sale

This sale on Grailed

$53.82

net payout · $6.18 fees

Profit
$41.82net − $12.00
Margin
69.7%of the price
Break-even
$15.00for $0 profit

Key: profit item cost processing commission

Estimate · fee ratesrates as of Nov 4, 2026 · not tax or financial advice · not advice.

This sale

example · change any line

what the buyer pays for the item

You keep $53.82 · profit $41.82all ↓

Who pays the label

with Stripe · sets the processing rate

adds profit

Sale datethe fees in force that day

fees in force on this date

The cut, step by step

Drawn to scale: the full width is $60.00. Each line cuts its piece off the right end; what’s left is yours.

  1. The buyer pays

    $60.00
  2. Seller fee6% × $60.00

    −$3.60
  3. Payment processing3.49% × $60.00 + $0.49

    −$2.58
  4. = Net payout

    $53.82
  5. − Item costwhat you paid for it

    −$12.00
  6. = Profit

    $41.82

Where the buyer’s $60.00 goes

on Grailed · drawn to scale

Processing is worked out on the listing price, the lowest reading of Grailed’s page, which doesn’t say what the percentage is charged on; a real processing fee can be higher.

Where the buyer’s $60.00 goes on Grailed, drawn to scaleThe buyer pays $60.00 on Grailed: Seller fee $3.60; Payment processing $2.58; Item cost $12.00; Profit $41.82.Buyer pays $60.00$3.60Seller fee6% × $60.00$2.58Payment processing3.49% × $60.00 + $0.49$12.00Item costwhat you paid for it$41.82Profitnet $53.82 − cost
Net payout
$53.82
Fees
$6.18
Profit
$41.82

Seller fee: 6% of the listing price — Under $120 (minimum $1.99). U.S.-to-U.S. sales (Puerto Rico included) are required to use Grailed Labels, except an XL item of 20 pounds or more, which ships with a label you buy yourself; the buyer pays the Grailed Label unless you offer free shipping.

This sale, line by line
From the buyer
Item price$60.00
Sales taxpasses to the state — not your money$0.00
What the buyer pays for the itemplus the Grailed Label the buyer buys$60.00
Cut from it
Seller fee6% × $60.00Under $120 (minimum $1.99).−$3.60
Payment processing3.49% × $60.00 + $0.49On the listing price (our reading: the page doesn’t say).−$2.58
Total fees10.3% of the item price−$6.18
Net payoutwhat lands in your Grailed balance$53.82
Item cost−$12.00
Profit$41.82

The cut, step by step

Drawn to scale: the full width is $60.00. Each line cuts its piece off the right end; what’s left is yours.

  1. The buyer pays

    $60.00
  2. Seller fee6% × $60.00

    −$3.60
  3. Payment processing3.49% × $60.00 + $0.49

    −$2.58
  4. = Net payout

    $53.82
  5. − Item costwhat you paid for it

    −$12.00
  6. = Profit

    $41.82

The $120 line

With these settings a listing from $120.00 to $124.09 keeps less than one at $119.99 ($108.11): the higher rate applies to the whole price. You need $124.11 to keep more. This is our reading of Grailed’s two-band table; check a real sale statement.

Fee rates as of · verified · Fee change log → · Platforms may round differently by a cent.

Grailed takes a seller fee on the listing price and a separate payment processing fee that depends on your Stripe onboarding. See what a sale keeps, the $1.99 minimum on cheap items, and the prices just above the $120 line that keep less.What Grailed keeps and what you keep.

How the math works

Read from Grailed’s help center on the date shown; each fee is rounded to the cent.

  1. Seller fee (sales on or after May 20, 2026)6% (minimum $1.99) under $120; 9% from $120 — one rate on the whole price (our reading)“If you use a Grailed Label, the sale price is based on the listing price only.” U.S.-to-U.S. sales are required to use a Grailed Label, except an XL item of 20 pounds or more. Grailed says promotional rates may apply under separate terms. Source: Grailed Help: What are the fees? (page dated May 13, 2026), read October 28, 2026 · Grailed Help: What are Grailed Labels? (page dated July 28, 2026), read October 28, 2026
  2. Payment processingonboarded with Stripe: 3.49% + $0.49 (U.S.), 4.99% + $0.49 (international) · not onboarded: 3.49% + $0.99 / 5.49% + $0.99 · not in a Stripe country: 4.99% + $0.49The page doesn’t say what amount the percentage is charged on; we use the listing price, the lowest reading, so a real fee can be higher. Source: Grailed Help: Does Grailed charge a payment processing fee? (page dated March 7, 2025), read October 28, 2026
  3. Free shippingyou pay the Grailed Label (enter its cost); on listings over $750.00, also the $4.00 signature confirmationSource: Grailed Help: What are Grailed Labels? (page dated July 28, 2026), read October 28, 2026
  4. Net payout and the linenet = listing price − seller fee − processing − your label (free shipping only); the solver finds the prices just above the line that keep lessSource: Grailed Help: When do I get paid?, read October 28, 2026

Fee rates as of · verified · Fee change log → · Platforms may round differently by a cent.

Not modeled here

Grailed Label price: Not modeled — Grailed’s label page gives no price table; with free shipping the cost is worked out at the time of sale and taken from your payment (checked October 28, 2026).

Promotional commission rates: Not modeled — Grailed says promotional rates may apply to certain transactions under separate terms (checked October 28, 2026).

How the numbers are checked

  1. Read on the platform’s own page. Every rate, minimum and cap comes from the platform’s help or policy page, with the date it was read. News sites and forum posts wait until the platform confirms them.
  2. Tested to the cent. Every calculator runs on one engine, and its arithmetic is covered by automated tests with worked examples — so the same sale gives the same numbers on every page.
  3. Honest about gaps. A rule that can’t be confirmed shows “Not modeled” with the reason. A rule with two fair readings shows a range, and the comparison ranks by the lower one.
  4. Dated and logged. Rates are re-checked on a schedule; every fee and price change goes into the public fee change log with its effective date.
  • Guide · Fees

    Grailed Fees in 2026: 6% Under $120, 9% From $120 Up

    $119.99 listing keeps $108.11; $120.00 listing keeps $104.52

    Grailed charges 6% (minimum $1.99) under $120 and 9% from $120, plus processing of 3.49% + $0.49. See what a $60 and a $150 sale keep, and the $120 line.

    Updated · 5 min read

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    The same $50 item on eight marketplaces: what each charges its fee on, who buys the label, and why the platform that nets the most changes with price.

    Updated · 10 min read

Sources

  1. Grailed Help: What are the fees? (page dated May 13, 2026)Grailed · read
  2. Grailed Help: Does Grailed charge a payment processing fee? (page dated March 7, 2025)Grailed · read
  3. Grailed Help: What are Grailed Labels? (page dated July 28, 2026)Grailed · read
  4. Grailed Help: When do I get paid?Grailed · read