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Etsy Fee Calculator: Spain

Work out Etsy's seller fees on a sale in your own country, including the regulatory operating fee, and see the profit left after your costs. 14 countries.

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Spain: the 0.88% regulatory operating fee

Spanish sellers pay a regulatory operating fee of 0.88% of the item price plus the shipping they charge, raised from 0.72% on 22 June 2026. It sits between Britain's 0.48% and France's 1.14%, and it is the reason a Spanish shop and a Dutch shop with identical listings, identical prices and identical postage do not take home the same amount.

Everything else follows the euro-zone schedule: a €0.18 listing fee, the standard 6.5% transaction fee, payment processing at 4% plus €0.30, and Offsite Ads at 15%. The regulatory fee shares the transaction fee's base, so it is charged on price and shipping but not on VAT, and it applies to every order rather than only to advertised ones.

The practical effect is easiest to see as a rate on turnover: 0.88% of everything the shop sells, before any other fee, deducted whether the order was profitable or not.

Worked exampleWorked example: a €40 item with €5 shipping

Listing €0.18. Transaction 6.5% of €45.00 = €2.93. Processing 4% of €45.00 plus €0.30 = €2.10. Regulatory 0.88% of €45.00 = €0.40.

Total €5.61, 12.5% of the €45 the buyer pays you.

Before 22 June 2026 the regulatory line was €0.32. The increase costs a shop about €80 a year on €50,000 of sales.

For how the calculation works, the formula behind it and what it leaves out, see the full guide. For help interpreting a result or comparing it with a quote or statement, read the questions and answers.

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Etsy seller fees, ESEtsyWithin its effective period

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