eBay Belgium runs as two sites — benl.ebay.be in Dutch and befr.ebay.be in French — with one fee schedule. Private sellers pay 11% of the total sale (2% on any part above €1,990), €0.05 per order under €10 or €0.35 above and a 0.42% regulatory fee. Business sellers pay 11% on most categories up to €990 per item and less on electronics. The big Belgian advantage: your neighbours are in the eurozone, so selling to the Netherlands, France, Germany or Luxembourg adds no international fee.
Fees verified against eBay's official Belgium fee pages on 13 October 2026. Checked daily for changes (fee change tracker). Source: eBay eBay.be fee page.
eBay Belgium fees at a glance
| Seller type | Final value fee | Per-order fee | Regulatory fee | International fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private seller | 11% | €0.05 (orders < €10) / €0.35 | 0.42% | 0%–3.99% |
| Business seller | 6.5%–11% by category | €0.35 (orders ≤ €10) / €0.45 | 0.35% | 0%–3.3% |
Private sellers (particulieren / particuliers)
Fees are charged on the total including postage and include VAT.
- €15 comic (bande dessinée) incl. bpost: €2.06
- €70 pair of trainers: €8.34
- €400 espresso machine: €46.03
The first 150 listings each month are free, then €0.35 per listing (or 250 free with a Boutique Basique at €19.95/month).
Business sellers (zakelijke / professionnels)
Business sellers pay €0.35 per order up to €10 and €0.45 above, plus 0.35% regulatory fee, with fees quoted excluding VAT. The final value fee is tiered per item:
| Category | Final value fee |
|---|---|
| Most categories | 11% up to €990, 2% on the rest |
| Electronic devices | 6.5% up to €300, 2% on the rest |
| Electronics accessories | 6.5% up to €200, 2% on the rest |
| Home appliances | 11% up to €300, 2% on the rest |
| Car electronics & sat navs | 11% up to €300, 2% on the rest |
| Tyres & rims | 6.5% up to €990, 2% on the rest |
| Jewellery & watches | 11% up to €400, 2% on the rest |
| Garden & DIY | 11% up to €200, 2% on the rest |
| Musical instruments | 11% up to €300, 2% on the rest |
A €400 espresso machine (home appliances, 11% up to €300) costs a business seller €36.85; a €70 pair of trainers €8.39.
International fees
Private sellers pay nothing for eurozone and Swedish buyers. Elsewhere:
| Buyer's delivery region | International fee |
|---|---|
| Eurozone & Sweden | Free |
| Rest of Europe, USA & Canada | 1.94% |
| United Kingdom | 1.45% |
| Rest of world | 3.99% |
Business sellers:
| Buyer's delivery region | International fee |
|---|---|
| Eurozone & Sweden | Free |
| Rest of Europe, USA & Canada | 1.6% |
| United Kingdom | 1.2% |
| Rest of world | 3.3% |
Boutiques / winkels
Business shops cut listing fees (otherwise €0.35 per fixed-price listing and €0.50 per auction); they don't lower the final value fee.
| Plan | Monthly fee | Free listings | Effect on final value fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| No store | — | — | — |
| Boutique Classique | €19.50 | 400 | None (listing benefits only) |
| Boutique À la Une | €39.50 | 2,500 | None (listing benefits only) |
| Boutique Premium | €149.50 | Unlimited | None (listing benefits only) |
Frequently asked questions
Do I pay a different fee on benl.ebay.be and befr.ebay.be?
No — both language versions use the same Belgian fee schedule.
Is selling to the Netherlands an international sale?
It's cross-border, but the Netherlands is in the eurozone, so eBay charges no international fee. The UK, the USA and non-euro Europe do carry one.
How do I see my exact fee?
Use the eBay Belgium calculator and choose private or business.