April 2026 · 5 min read
FeePilot calculates seller fees across 20 platforms instantly. Enter your item price, shipping cost, and what you paid — see your actual take-home on every platform side by side. Here's how to get the most out of it.
The main inputs are item price (what you're listing the item for), item cost / COGS (what you paid for the item), shipping cost (what the label costs you) and shipping charged to buyer (what the buyer pays you for shipping — most platforms take fees on it too). Discount and tax collected are optional.
Item cost is optional but important. Without it, FeePilot shows your payout(sale price minus fees). With it, you see your true profit — the money that actually stays in your pocket. For a deeper look at fee types, read Marketplace Fees 101.
The main profit card shows your take-home after ALL fees. Below it, the fee breakdown itemizes each fee line so you know exactly where your money goes. The margin percentage tells you how healthy the sale is:
The comparison table ranks every platform by payout. But don't just look at the top — consider where your item is most likely to sell, not just where fees are lowest. A platform with 5% higher fees but 10x the audience might be the better choice.
See the full breakdown on the side-by-side fee comparison page.
The free reverse calculator lets you enter your target take-home and it tells you what price to list at on each platform. For example:
"I want $50.00 in my pocket" → FeePilot says list at $58.33 on eBay, $55.56 on Mercari, $62.50 on Poshmark.
No more guessing. Set your profit goal and let FeePilot do the math.
Shareable links let you save a calculation and come back to it — or send it to a sourcing partner. CSV export lets you download the comparison table for bookkeeping or inventory tracking.
Run your next item through the calculator and see exactly what you'll keep on every platform.
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