ShopBroker charges a service fee on each sale. Here's exactly how it works.

When you sell an item, ShopBroker charges a service fee on the listing price. This comes out of your payout - the buyer doesn't see or pay it separately.

You'll see the exact fee amount and your take-home when creating a listing and in your transaction details.

Your service fee covers:

The fee is calculated as a percentage of your listing price only. When you create a listing, you'll see exactly:

Delivery fees are separate and don't affect your payout.

Buyers see a simple total at checkout:

The service fee is between you and ShopBroker - buyers don't see it or pay it separately.

Delivery fees are:

Active sellers earn a service-fee discount that adjusts each month based on their last 90 days of completed sales. The more you sell, the bigger your discount, and it renews monthly so it always reflects your recent activity. See Renewable Tier Discount for the full picture.

BrokerBucks are credits that automatically reduce your service fee when you sell. Starting May 29, 2026, the Monthly Seller Dividend is the scheduled ongoing way to receive new BrokerBucks. Earlier referral and leaderboard credits still apply if you already earned them. Check your dashboard to see your current balance. See BrokerBucks for how they work.

ShopBroker Partners is being updated around fee-free selling days instead of new BrokerBucks awards. Visit ShopBroker Partners in the app to see the current referral offer before sharing your link.

Fees are only charged on:

You're NOT charged if:

We try to keep fees stable and competitive. If fees ever change:

Service fees may be tax-deductible as business expenses if you sell regularly. Consult your accountant for advice specific to your situation.

Not sure how fees affect your specific sale? Our support team can walk you through the math for your situation.