Seller tariff schedule
Simple fees, published and dated.
Sellers pay per-order tariffs set by the marketplace operator — never a subscription. Every rate below is read from the operator's tariff configuration, with its currency and effective date attached.
- No monthly or subscription fees — tariffs apply per order, only when you sell.
- Every rate carries its effective date; a scheduled change is never shown as current early.
- Each completed order ends in a dated receipt showing exactly which tariff was applied.
- Every component names its payer, so you can see which fees come out of your proceeds and which do not.
The fee ledger
What an order actually costs you.
Four components, each with its basis and its payer. Values are the fetched operator policy — GET /api/marketplace/tariffs — not hardcoded defaults.
Shown while the tariff feed responds. Never replaced by template defaults.
Illustrative calculator
See the math on an example order.
Type any amount. The breakdown recomputes from the active fetched policy — sample amounts are examples, not a quote for a real order.
The calculator stays disabled until the operator publishes a tariff schedule.
Source: GET /api/marketplace/tariffs — the active operator policy. A completed order's receipt records the applied tariff, the as-of date and the reason, and is immutable.
Effective dates
Which policy applies, and since when.
An order is always charged under the policy in effect on its purchase date. A schedule that has not reached its effective date is never presented as current.
Loading the current policy
Superseded schedules
supersededOrders completed under an earlier schedule keep the rates printed on their original receipts. Historical rates stay attached to those receipts; they are not restated here as current.
Upcoming changes
published when scheduledWhen the operator schedules a change it appears here with its effective date — labeled as upcoming until that date arrives, and never applied to an order before it.
The fine print, in plain language
What this page does — and does not — promise.
Payment processing is separate
Card and payout processing fees are charged by the payment processor, not by the marketplace, and are itemized on each payout statement alongside the marketplace tariff. They are never folded into the commission figure above.
If the schedule is not available, nothing gets quoted
When the operator configuration cannot be read, this page shows “Fees not published” with a path to help — and checkout elsewhere pauses — instead of filling in a default rate. A fee that cannot be sourced cannot be charged.
Receipts are the durable record
Every completed payment produces an immutable receipt: amounts in ISO currency, the as-of/effective date of the applied policy, the reason for each charge, and its provenance. What the receipt says is what was charged.
Where to go next
Ready to list, or want the buyer side of the fee story first?