Know your Mercari payout before you accept
Price everyday resale listings around the payout you need. The default U.S. scenario uses a 10% seller fee on the transaction subtotal, item price plus buyer-paid shipping. The rate is editable, and shipping, packaging, sourcing, and other per-order expenses stay separate so legacy or account-specific terms can be modeled.
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A clearer next decision
Use the tools in the order your shop needs.
- Start with the 10% U.S. seller-fee assumption, then edit it when your account or listing terms differ.
- Keep buyer-paid shipping separate from label or carrier cost you absorb or that is withheld from payout.
- Test accepted offers, promotion costs, and low-price inventory before you buy a batch.
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The Mercari decisions this hub helps you make
Each tool answers a different business question. Begin with the decision in front of you, not with a random number.
Mercari's current U.S. starting model in these tools applies an editable seller fee to item price plus buyer-paid shipping. It does not add a separate seller payment-processing charge by default, and buyer protection is not a seller cost. Actual label or carrier cost you absorb or that is withheld from payout belongs in shipping cost; packaging, sourcing, and other per-order costs decide what remains.
Start with Mercari Fee for the seller-fee and payout view, Pricing when you are setting a price from a profit goal, and Profit when you want to judge the complete listing. Edit the seller fee rate for legacy listings, non-U.S. terms, or account-specific policies, then run lower offers at the price you expect to accept.
- 01Choose the decision
- 02Enter true costs
- 03Test another scenario
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Begin with these Mercari calculators when you need a quick answer. Live tools open the shared calculator experience, while planned tools remain clearly marked below.
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Listing price and accepted offers
Set a price from a target profit using the editable seller fee, shipping charged, and seller costs, then compare the offer you may actually accept.
Profit after fees and fulfillment
See what remains after the seller fee, item cost, shipping you absorb, packaging, and other per-order expenses.
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What to use next on Mercari
A practical route through the calculator families, based on the work sellers do before and after a sale.
Before you source or list an item
Run Mercari Pricing with item cost, seller fee rate, shipping you cover, packaging, other costs, shipping charged to the buyer, and desired profit. Use a realistic accepted price when you know buyers will negotiate.
Use Mercari Pricing
When a buyer sends a lower offer
Run Mercari Profit at your listing price and at the offer price. Include shipping and packaging so the comparison shows the dollars you keep, not only the percentage discount from the list price.
Use Mercari Profit
When you need to see the payout layers
Use Mercari Fee with the item price, buyer-paid shipping, and any shipping or packaging cost you cover. Review the editable seller fee before you judge the listing's take-home.
Use Mercari Fees
Before buying a low-price batch
Use Mercari Profit on a representative item and include prep, promotion, storage, or time costs in Other Costs when you track them per order. Compare the per-item result with the cash, listing work, and expected sell-through of the batch.
Use Mercari Profit
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