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Seller & Marketplace Fees
eBay Motors charges flat fees for whole vehicles and percentage fees for parts and accessories. Pick your listing type, enter the sale, and see the fee and your profit. Updated for 2026 US rates.
Total eBay Motors fees
$125.00
Where your sale goes
The sale price split into your cost, eBay Motors fees and your profit.
eBay Motors splits its pricing in two. Whole vehicles, cars, trucks, motorcycles and powersports, are charged a flat fee when they sell rather than a percentage, so a $30,000 truck and an $8,000 sedan pay the same vehicle fee. Cars and trucks are commonly around $125, with lower flat fees for motorcycles and powersports. There can also be an insertion fee and optional listing upgrades.
Parts and accessories work like standard eBay: a percentage final value fee (about 13.6%) on the item plus shipping, plus the $0.30 per-order fee. Use the listing-type switch above to price either one.
Selling a car for $8,000 with a $125 flat fee and no upgrades: eBay Motors fees are $125. If the car cost you $6,000, profit = 8000 − 6000 − 125 = $1,875. A $200 part with $20 shipping at 13.6% would instead cost 220 × 0.136 + 0.30 = $30.22.
| Listing | Fee |
|---|---|
| Cars & Trucks | ~$125 flat |
| Motorcycles | ~$70 flat |
| Powersports | ~$50 flat |
| Other vehicles | ~$50 flat |
| Parts & Accessories | ~13.6% + $0.30 |
Vehicle fees are typical US figures for planning and vary by category, price and any listing upgrades. Confirm current fees on eBay Motors before listing.
A flat successful-listing fee, commonly around $125 for cars and trucks, plus any upgrades.
Whole vehicles are flat by type; parts and accessories use a percentage final value fee.
Usually a lower flat fee than cars, around $70 when it sells.
Largely yes, about 13.6% plus $0.30 per order on item plus shipping.
Subtract the flat fee, upgrades and your cost from the sale price.