Facebook Marketplace Shipping Fee Estimator

The label is the real Marketplace shipping fee

net = item + shippingCharged - label - (item + shippingCharged) x selling%. Shipping over/under = shippingCharged - label.

Default nets $26.50 on a $25 item because $8 charged versus $6.50 label. OfferUp shipped listings use a published percent instead: OfferUp Seller Fee Calculator.

Do not double-count postage

If Meta collects shipping and buys the label, your dashboard net already subtracted it. Then set label to 0 and shipping charged to 0, and paste the item plus any fee percent only.

Not a carrier rate API

USPS, UPS, and Meta shipping partners quote live labels. This page never fetches postage. Type the label you were quoted or charged.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the default $25 + $8 shipping result?

Buyer pays $33. Label $6.50. Selling fee $0. Net $26.50. Shipping profit $1.50. That $1.50 is extra margin, not Meta payout magic.

Why is selling percent default 0?

Many US local listings have no Marketplace commission. Shipped or checkout-on-Meta programs can add fees that change by country. Inventing 5% for everyone would misprice local furniture.

Local pickup?

Set shipping charged and label to 0. Net equals item minus any selling percent. $25 local at 0% is $25.

Is this Facebook Shops / Instagram checkout?

No. Commerce checkout on Instagram or Facebook Shops uses Meta payments rates. This estimator is Marketplace item + label economics.

Facebook Marketplace Shipping Fee Estimator

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The label is the real Marketplace shipping fee

Do not double-count postage

Not a carrier rate API

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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