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eBay Philippines has no independent, current, PHP-denominated local fee schedule. Just like Singapore, the Philippines is absent from eBay's list of dedicated local fee pages (Australia, the UK, Canada, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Ireland, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Poland, and Greater China). Philippines-registered sellers are billed under eBay's standard global fee schedule, in USD. This is why the thresholds in this calculator are round US-dollar figures like $7,500 and $2,000, not PHP amounts: PHP only ever appears as a payout and display currency for a Philippines-registered seller, never as the currency their fees are actually calculated in.
There is also no private-versus-business seller distinction on this schedule (matching the US model, not the EU model used elsewhere in this app). Because there is effectively no domestic eBay.ph marketplace, a Philippines-registered seller's listings are cross-border by default, which is why eBay layers an additional "International Fee" on top of the standard commission for sellers in the "Rest of APAC" region — the same region and the same volume tiers confirmed for Singapore, and the standard 3.0% currency conversion fee (unlike Malaysia, which gets a discounted 2.5% rate).
| Fee / Policy | Rate | Calculator |
|---|---|---|
| Final Value Fee | Category-specific, from 5% up to 15.3% of the total sale amount (USD) | Included |
| Fixed Per-Order Fee | $0.30 (orders of $10 or less) or $0.40 (over $10) | Included |
| International (Cross-Border) Fee | 1.30% base, discounted to 1.10% / 0.85% / 0.50% / 0% by prior-month volume | Included |
| Seller Currency Conversion Fee | 3.0% of the total sale amount (the standard rate for eBay global sellers) | Included |
| Regulatory Operating Fee | Does not apply — limited to UK/EU sites | Not applicable |
| Private vs Business Seller | No distinction exists on this schedule | Not applicable |
| Top Rated Discount | No FVF discount currently documented | Not offered |
| Below Standard Surcharge | +6 percentage points | Included |
| Promoted Listings Standard | Seller-set ad rate %, charged only on attributed sales | Included |
| VAT / Digital Services Tax on Seller Fees | Unconfirmed — no eBay page addresses this | Not modeled |
Sources: View eBay's global selling fees (applies to Philippines-registered sellers) · View the International Fee for global sellers (verified September 2026)
The commission is calculated on the total amount of the sale (item price, postage, and any applicable tax), in USD. Most categories charge their listed rate on the first $7,500 of the sale, then 2.35% on the remainder, but several categories use their own threshold or a flat rate applied to the entire sale instead of a marginal split. These figures are identical to Singapore's and Malaysia's, since all three markets ride the same global category-rate table.
| Category | Rate | Calculator |
|---|---|---|
| Everything Else (default) | 13.6% up to $7,500, then 2.35% above | Included |
| Books & Magazines, Movies & TV, Music | 15.3% up to $7,500, then 2.35% above | Included |
| Coins & Paper Money (except Bullion) | 13.25% up to $7,500, then 2.35% above | Included |
| Trading Cards & Collectibles | 13.25% up to $7,500, then 2.35% above | Included |
| Guitars & Basses | 6.7% up to $7,500, then 2.35% above | Included |
| Heavy Equipment | 3% up to $15,000, then 0.5% above | Included |
| Bullion | Flat 13.6% at $7,500 or less; flat 7% above $7,500 (whole-sale rate, not marginal) | Included |
| Women's Handbags | Flat 15% at $2,000 or less; flat 9% above $2,000 (whole-sale rate, not marginal) | Included |
| Jewelry & Watches | Flat 15% at $5,000 or less; flat 9% above $5,000 (whole-sale rate, not marginal) | Included |
| Watches, Parts & Accessories | 15% on the first $1,000, 6.5% from $1,000–$7,500, 3% above $7,500 | Included |
| Athletic Shoes ($150 or more) | Flat 8%, no fixed per-order fee | Included |
| NFTs | Flat 5%, no threshold | Included |
Note the highlighted rows above: Bullion, Women's Handbags, and Jewelry & Watches are not marginally tiered like the other categories. Once the sale crosses the listed threshold, eBay charges the lower rate on the entire sale amount, not just the portion above the threshold.
A fixed per-order fee of $0.30 (orders of $10 or less) or $0.40 (orders over $10) applies on top of the percentage shown, for every category except the discounted Athletic Shoes tier, which carries no fixed fee at all.
Source: View eBay's full global fee schedule (verified September 2026)
Because eBay.ph has no meaningful domestic marketplace, a Philippines-registered seller's sales are cross-border in almost every real case. eBay's own regional grouping explicitly names the Philippines in the same "Rest of APAC" bucket as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and several dozen other countries, and charges an additional International Fee on top of the standard commission, discounted on a sliding scale based on the seller's prior month's international sales volume. In this calculator, that volume tier is selected through the "Prior Month International Sales Volume" dropdown — the same UI slot other marketplaces in this app use for an eBay Store subscription, repurposed here because the Philippines has no confirmed Store-linked FVF discount to put there instead, while this volume tier is a genuine, sourced driver of your total fees.
| Prior Month International Sales | International Fee Rate | Calculator |
|---|---|---|
| Under $3,000 | 1.30% | Included |
| $3,000–$9,999.99 | 1.10% | Included |
| $10,000–$49,999.99 | 0.85% | Included |
| $50,000–$99,999.99 | 0.50% | Included |
| $100,000 or more | 0% | Included |
This fee is charged in addition to, not instead of, the standard Final Value Fee — it is a separate line item in this calculator's results. It applies whenever the buyer's or delivery address is outside the seller's registered country, which for a Philippines-registered seller is effectively the default case rather than the exception.
Separately, and on top of both the standard commission and this International Fee, eBay also charges Philippines-registered sellers a flat 3.0% seller currency conversion fee on the total sale amount — the same standard rate as Singapore. Malaysia and Israel are the only two markets eBay names for a discounted 2.5% rate instead; the Philippines is not among them. This calculator includes the 3.0% fee as its own line item in every result, regardless of international sales volume.
Source: View the International Fee schedule and regional groupings (verified September 2026)
No Top Rated discount: eBay's current global fee page documents no Final Value Fee percentage discount for Top Rated Seller or Top Rated Plus status, so this calculator does not offer a Top Rated option for the Philippines.
Below Standard: sellers rated below eBay's minimum performance level pay an extra 6 percentage points of commission on the following month's sales. This rises to 7 extra points after 4 or more consecutive months rated Below Standard, which this calculator does not model. A related surcharge for a Very High "Item Not as Described" rate (5%, rising to 6% after four months) also exists but is not modeled here, since it depends on a separate performance metric this calculator has no input for.
Source: View seller performance fee adjustments (verified September 2026)
No. Like Singapore, the Philippines is absent from eBay's list of dedicated local fee pages. Philippines-registered sellers are billed under eBay's standard global fee schedule, in USD. PHP is only used to display and pay out your balance; it is not the currency your fees are actually calculated in, which is why this calculator's thresholds are round USD figures like $7,500 rather than PHP amounts.
No. eBay's global fee schedule that applies to Philippines-registered sellers does not distinguish private from business sellers — every seller pays the same category-based commission, matching the US model rather than the EU model.
It is a cross-border surcharge eBay charges on top of the standard commission when a sale ships outside the seller's registered country. Philippines-registered sellers fall into the same "Rest of APAC" region as Singapore and Malaysia, starting at 1.30% of the total sale amount and discounted down to 1.10%, 0.85%, 0.50%, or 0% as your prior month's international sales volume grows past $3,000, $10,000, $50,000, and $100,000.
No. eBay's International Fee schedule page names only Malaysia and Israel for the discounted 2.5% seller currency conversion fee; every other eBay global seller, including those registered in the Philippines and Singapore, pays the standard 3.0% rate. This calculator applies 3.0% for the Philippines accordingly.
No, they are two separate charges. The International Fee (1.30% base, volume-discounted) is a cross-border surcharge tied to your prior month's sales volume. The currency conversion fee is a flat 3.0% of the total sale amount, charged regardless of volume. Both are charged in addition to the standard commission, and this calculator shows them as two separate line items in your results.
Because there is no confirmed eBay Store subscription discount for Philippines-registered sellers to put there, this calculator repurposes that dropdown to select your prior month's international sales volume instead, which is what actually determines your International Fee rate. It is labeled "Prior Month International Sales Volume" for the Philippines specifically.
No. eBay's own announcement confirms the Regulatory Operating Fee applies only to sales on the UK, Austria, Belgium, France, Italy, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and Switzerland sites. The Philippines is not on that list, so this calculator does not include it.
No standalone Final Value Fee discount for Top Rated status is documented on eBay's current global fee page, so this calculator does not offer a Top Rated option for the Philippines.
This is an unresolved and higher-priority open question than the equivalent gap for Singapore or Malaysia. The Philippines' Republic Act No. 12023 ("VAT on Digital Services Act"), effective 2 June 2025, imposes 12% VAT on digital services and can treat marketplace operators as the deemed supplier liable for that VAT. However, no eBay help page, seller announcement, or fee schedule was found confirming whether eBay actually charges this VAT or the associated Digital Services Tax on its own seller-facing fees for Philippines-registered sellers. This calculator does not add such a line to avoid stating something unverified as fact.
The actual USD-to-PHP conversion arithmetic on your payout (this calculator includes the 3.0% fee eBay charges for that conversion, but does not convert your result into PHP), any possible Store-subscription FVF discount, Philippine VAT or Digital Services Tax on eBay's own seller fees, Below Standard's +7 point escalation after 4+ months, the separate Very High "Item Not as Described" rate surcharge, listing (insertion) fees beyond the free monthly allowance, and vehicle listings.
All sources verified September 2026. eBay may update fees at any time, always check official pages for the most current rates.