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StockX fee calculator
Verified resale marketplace for sneakers, streetwear and collectibles.
StockX prices sellers by volume rather than by category. Every seller starts at Level 1 and pays 9%, falling to 7% at the top level, with a 3% payment processing rate on top at every level. The catch is that the level resets at the end of each calendar quarter: the rate earned by a busy March is not the rate paid in April unless the selling continues.
The sale
Optional — for profit
On a $51.00 sale, StockX takes $5.40 — 10.6% of what the buyer paid — and $45.60 reaches you. You keep 89.4% of the order.
Every line of it
| Buyer pays | item + shipping | $51.00 |
Transaction fee Verified Marketplace rate for your seller level. | 9% of $45.00 | −$4.05 |
Payment processing Charged at every seller level, on top of the transaction fee. | 3% of $45.00 | −$1.35 |
| Total fees | −$5.40 | |
| Reaches your account | $45.60 | |
On this sale, StockX ranks 11 of 16 for what reaches you.
Compare all platformsWhat this calculator does not cover
- Seller level resets at the end of every calendar quarter. A rate earned by a busy quarter is not carried into a quiet one.
- These are Verified Marketplace rates. StockX states Listings Marketplace transaction fees are $0 at launch, which is a separate structure and is not modelled here.
- Shipping the item to StockX for verification is a seller cost and is not included.
- These are the published US figures. StockX notes some rewards and features are available only in certain countries.
- Payouts, currency conversion and any withdrawal costs are not modelled.
StockX fees: common questions
How much does StockX take from a $50 sale?
$6.00 on a $50 sale, leaving you $44.00 — an effective rate of 12%. On $100 it is $12.00, leaving $88.00. The rate differs between the two because StockX charges a fixed amount per transaction as well as a percentage, so the flat part weighs more heavily on smaller orders.
What are StockX's fees, exactly?
On a $50 sale, StockX charges transaction fee of $4.50 (9% of $50.00), payment processing of $1.50 (3% of $50.00). That comes to $6.00 in total. There is no monthly fee.
What should I charge on StockX to keep $50?
Work it backwards rather than guessing: at StockX's rates you have to charge more than $50 to keep $50, because the fee is taken from what the buyer pays. The what-to-charge calculator solves for the exact price, including the flat per-transaction fee, and rounds up to the cent so you are never left short.
What does this StockX calculator not include?
Seller level resets at the end of every calendar quarter. A rate earned by a busy quarter is not carried into a quiet one.
Are these StockX fees up to date?
They were read from StockX's own published fee schedule on September 5, 2026, and the source is linked on this page so you can check it yourself. An automated check re-reads every source page weekly and flags any that have changed. Fee schedules do move without notice, so where this page and StockX disagree, StockX is right.
That is what StockX takes. What the unit actually earns is another question again, once shipping, advertising and the orders that come back are in the picture — work out the true margin.
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