eBay Motors Calculator for Canada
Total Profit Per ItemError, Please Try Again
$ 0.00
Profit Margin0.00 %
Total Profit / Total Revenue
Return on Cost0.00 %
Total Profit / Item Cost
Breakeven Price$ 0.00
Total Fees$ 0.00
Average Fee Rate0.00 %
Total Fees / Total Revenue
Total Revenue$ 0.00
Total Fees$ 0.00
Total Cost$ 0.00
Additional GST
$ 0.00
Total Profit$ 0.00
Summary
Enter your values into the calculator above to calculate your fees and profit when selling on eBay Motors in Canada. You'll then get your estimated results and a quick summary down here.
Given the options that you've provided, if you sell a vehicle for 0 on eBay Motors in Canada, which you originally acquired for 0, then you should make 0 in profit after 0 in total fees. In terms of percentage, the fees end up being around 0 % of your revenue. This results in a profit margin of about 0 % after including your costs. Based on your item cost of 0, your return on cost should be around 0 %.
In order to breakeven, you'll need to sell for at least 0.
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Special Notes
- If you notice that the fees have changed or if you notice a major miscalculation or error with our ebay motors fee calculator for Canada, feel free to direct message us on twitter and let us know.
- This calculator is only for calculating fees and profits when selling vehicles on eBay Motors with ebay.ca in Canada. If you're looking to sell non-vehicle items like parts and accessories under the eBay Motors category, please check out our normal eBay Calculator for ebay.ca.
- Starting from winter 2021, ebay has removed all mentions of paypal integration and fees since their roll out for ebay managed payments has finished. Therefore, our calculator no longer provides an option to calculate associated paypal fees since no sellers are allowed to use paypal anymore and there is no longer any official information about it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are fees calculated on eBay Motors Canada?
Fees vary based on the volume of vehicles you sell in a year, the type of vehicle, the selling price of the vehicle, and what options you select for your listing. Making use of an ebay motors calculator to handle these complex fee structures is a good idea.
What percentage does eBay Motors Canada take?
As far as fees go when selling vehicles on eBay Motors in Canada, all are small fixed fees. As a result of these fees being fixed, the percentage of your sale that these fees take up will naturally vary depending on the amount of the sale. This ebay motors calculator displays the estimated fees you can expect to see.
Details about eBay Motors Fees in Canada
Fees are much simpler when selling vehicles on eBay Motors when compared to selling anything else on ebay, which involves a final value fee that varies based on a multitude of factors.
The fees are all fixed fees and they fall into three primary categories:
- insertion fees
- successful listing fees
- and optional listing upgrade fees
These fees can be further separated and organized based on the sale price, the item category chosen for the listing, and the volume of vehicles you sell in a year.
If you list up to six vehicles in a calendar year (January 1 to December 31), ebay considers you to be a low-volume seller. If you list seven or more vehicles in any calendar year, then ebay considers you to be a high-volume seller. Each time you submit a vehicle listing or relist a vehicle, ebay counts that as one listing. Once you become a high-volume seller, you'll keep that status permanently, year after year.
Since the ebay managed payment rollout has concluded, paypal integration is no longer supported. With ebay managed payments, there are currently no credit card processing fees or extra final value fee for selling vehicles on eBay Motors. This is confirmed by the lack of any mention of said fee on ebay docmentation and also confirmed by ebay support. However, this may change at anytime.
Successful Listing fees for low-volume sellers
- Note that there are no insertion fees for low-volume sellers.
- As the name suggests, this listing fee is only applied when you successfully complete a sale.
| Motors category | Successful listing fee* for vehicle prices of: | |
| Up to $2,000 | More than $2,000 | |
| Cars & Trucks RVs & Campers Commercial Trucks Trailers Motorcycles Boats Powersports All other vehicles | $60 | $125 |
| Powersports > Powersport Vehicles Under 50cc | $10 | $10 |
* If your account is activated for managed payments, the successful listing fee includes a $0.30 fixed fee which would be retained by eBay in the case of a fee credit.
Source: ebay.ca
Insertion fees for high-volume sellers
| Motors category | Insertion fee |
| Cars & Trucks RVs & Campers Commercial Trucks | $50 |
| Motorcycles Boats Powersports Trailers All other vehicles | $20 |
Source: ebay.ca
Successful Listing fees for high-volume sellers
- As the name suggests, this listing fee is only applied when you successfully complete a sale.
| Motors category | Successful listing fee* for vehicle prices of: | |
| Up to $5,000 | More than $5,000 | |
| Cars & Trucks RVs & Campers Commercial Trucks | $10 | |
| Motorcycles Boats Powersports Trailers All other vehicles | $30 | $60 |
* If your account is activated for managed payments, the successful listing fee includes a $0.30 fixed fee which would be retained by eBay in the case of a fee credit.
Source: ebay.ca
Optional Listing Upgrades
eBay Motors Calculator Disclaimer
- Investomatica is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with ebay.
- While we try our best to stay up to date with changes in fee rules and structures, we make no guarantee our calculator will always be accurate. It is your responsibility to conduct your own due diligence before making any business decision.
- If you notice that the fees have changed or if you notice a major miscalculation or error with our calculator, feel free to direct message us on twitter and let us know. However, if you have specific questions regarding ebay fees and your ebay account, please directly contact ebay support.
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