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Seller fee percentage

What percentage does Facebook Marketplace take?

Last verified: May 2026 from official Meta Business Help pages

Direct answer: Facebook Marketplace's effective seller fee rate is 10.0% on a default $50 sale in this 2026 model. That equals $5.00 in fees and leaves $45.00 before item cost, shipping labels, optional ads, refunds, or taxes. Use the percentage as a quick comparison, then check the common-price table because fixed fees, category choices, shipping, and seller settings can change the real effective rate.

TL;DR

  • - Facebook Marketplace shipped checkout takes 10% of the buyer-paid total, with a small minimum fee. Local pickup is a separate no-fee path.
  • - At $50.00, the effective seller fee rate is 10.0%.
  • - That $50.00 example means $5.00 in fees and $45.00 payout before costs.
  • - The minimum shipped-checkout fee can matter on very low-priced Facebook Marketplace sales.
  • - Fee data was last checked on 2026-05-01 from official Meta Business Help pages.
Nominal fee

The headline Facebook Marketplace percentage

Facebook Marketplace shipped checkout takes 10% of the buyer-paid total, with a small minimum fee. Local pickup is a separate no-fee path.

The minimum shipped-checkout fee can matter on very low-priced Facebook Marketplace sales.

Facebook Marketplace's effective rate is stable in this default table because the modeled fee is mostly percentage-based. Category, shipping, fulfillment, or sale type can still change the real listing.

$50 example

Effective percentage at $50

Sale price
$50.00
Total seller fees
$5.00
Net before costs
$45.00
Effective fee rate
10.0%
Effective rate by price

Facebook Marketplace percentage by sale price

The nominal percentage is useful, but the effective rate is what sellers feel. Fixed charges raise the rate on cheap items, while pure percentage fees stay flatter.

Sale priceEffective rateFeesNet before costsExact answer
$10.0010.0%$1.00$9.00Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $10.00
$15.0010.0%$1.50$13.50Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $15.00
$25.0010.0%$2.50$22.50Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $25.00
$50.0010.0%$5.00$45.00Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $50.00
$100.0010.0%$10.00$90.00Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $100.00
$200.0010.0%$20.00$180.00Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $200.00
$500.0010.0%$50.00$450.00Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $500.00
$1,000.0010.0%$100.00$900.00Facebook Marketplace fee percentage at $1,000.00
Single-marketplace view

Price the listing before it goes live

Use the exact marketplace, category, shipping setup, and cost of goods you expect to list with. That gives you a real payout baseline instead of a fee estimate from memory.

Use the real sale assumptions you would list with, not the ideal version you hope the buyer accepts.

Next checks

Turn the percentage into a listing decision

Use this page for the percentage answer, then use the seller-fee formula and calculator when shipping, category, item cost, or optional promotion settings change.

Related percentages

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What percentage does Facebook Marketplace take in 2026?
Facebook Marketplace's effective seller fee rate is 10.0% on a default $50 sale, which equals $5.00 in fees. The nominal formula can differ from the effective rate when fixed fees apply.
Why does the Facebook Marketplace percentage change by sale price?
Fixed charges take a larger share of cheap sales, while percentage fees scale with price. In this table, Facebook Marketplace's effective rate ranges from 10.0% at $10.00 to 10.0% at $10.00.
Is the Facebook Marketplace seller fee percentage the same as profit margin?
No. The seller fee percentage only measures marketplace fees. Profit margin also depends on item cost, shipping label cost, packaging, refunds, taxes, optional ads, and the actual sale price.
Where did the Facebook Marketplace percentage data come from?
The fee data was last checked on 2026-05-01 against official Meta Business Help pages. Use the official source and methodology page before citing it.