Changes and checks
A fee figure is only worth its date. This is every time a rate here moved, and every weekly check confirming the ones that did not.
16
platforms tracked
2
verification runs recorded
0
rate changes recorded
No rate has moved yet, and that is the honest state
This log starts the day it was built rather than pretending to a history it does not have. Reconstructing past changes from memory would be inventing exactly the kind of undated figure the site exists to replace. What is below is real: each platform’s schedule was read on the date shown, and the weekly check has confirmed since then that those sources still say what they said. When a rate does move, it will appear here with the page that proves it.
- Weekly check
18 sources re-fetched. 0 changed, 1 needing a person to read.
- Schedule read
Poshmark fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
StockX fee schedule read from its source.
- Weekly check
18 sources re-fetched. 0 changed, 1 needing a person to read.
- Schedule read
Upwork fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Vinted fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Depop fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Fiverr fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Amazon fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Mercari fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Stripe fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
PayPal fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Square fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Etsy fee schedule read from 2 sources.
- Schedule read
eBay fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Shopify fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Gumroad fee schedule read from its source.
- Schedule read
Lemon Squeezy fee schedule read from its source.
How an entry gets here
The Monday check re-fetches every source and confirms the text each rate was read from is still on the page. A changed result does not mean a rate is wrong; it means the page moved and a person has to go and read it. That person updates the rate by hand, moves the platform’s verification date, and writes the entry.
No script may write a rate change. Scraping a number out of a page and publishing it unread is precisely the guesswork this site exists to replace, and an automated changelog would be that with a timestamp on it. The full method, including what the weekly check does not prove, is on how we verify. The rates themselves are downloadable as open data.
If a figure here no longer matches its source, the source wins — write to hello@saufee.com and it will be corrected, re-dated and logged. Schedules were last read Sep 5, 2026.