The Grailed Calculator is designed to give sellers an instant, accurate look at what they’ll actually earn from a sale. Instead of manually estimating Grailed’s commission and payment processing fees, the calculator uses Grailed’s current 2026 fee structure to break everything down automatically. This helps you price confidently, avoid undercharging, and understand your real profit before you list an item.
The tool is built for all types of Grailed sellers: those fully onboarded with Stripe, those not yet verified, and even sellers in regions where Stripe isn’t supported. By selecting your exact scenario, you get a tailored fee calculation that reflects how Grailed would process the payout in real life.
Using the calculator is simple! Just follow the steps below:
1.Enter your email to unlock the calculator
2. Select seller and buyer locations
3. Select your payment processor status
- Onboarded with Stripe
- Not onboarded with Stripe
- Not Stripe eligible
4. Enter selling price
5. Enter selling cost
6. Instantly receive a full breakdown of fees and profit!
What does the calculator show you?
- Grailed fee
- Payment processing fee
- Total fees
- Your earnings
- Your profit
- Profit margin
The calculator is built using Grailed’s current 2026 fee structure, ensuring that every estimate reflects the actual commission and payment processing fees sellers will face. This accuracy removes any guessing and makes it easier to price items confidently.
The tool calculates every essential cost that affects your final payout, including the 9% Grailed seller fee, the correct payment processing fee for your Stripe status, and any shipping considerations. By seeing all major fees in one place, you can understand your real earnings instantly.
Grailed is known for high-demand categories where pricing accuracy matters most. Whether you’re selling limited-run sneakers, streetwear collabs, designer pieces, or contemporary luxury, the calculator helps you evaluate profit margins before listing.
High-value items amplify the impact of fees. By breaking down exactly what you’ll earn on a $200 hoodie or a $1,000 pair of sneakers, the calculator helps prevent underpricing and ensures your listings stay profitable.
All resellers can access the Grailed Calculator at no cost, making it easy to run multiple scenarios while listing, adjusting prices, or planning what inventory to buy without manually crunching numbers every time.
When you sell on Grailed, a few key fees determine your final payout. Understanding these helps you price items accurately and avoid surprises.
Grailed charges a 9% commission fee on every sale. This fee is taken from the total transaction amount and applies to all categories, including domestic and international sales. It’s the core marketplace fee and is automatically deducted when your item sells.
In addition to the 9% commission fee, Grailed charges a payment processing fee on every transaction. This fee goes to the payment processor and varies based on your location, the buyer’s location, and whether you are onboarded with Stripe.
These processing scenarios include:
- Domestic U.S. transactions (Stripe onboarded): 3.49% + $0.49
- Domestic U.S. transactions (not Stripe onboarded: 3.49% + $0.99
- International transactions (Stripe onboarded): 4.99% + $0.49
- International transactions (not Stripe onboarded): 5.49% + $0.99
- Located outside Stripe supported regions: 4.99% + $0.49
Because this fee includes a percentage and a small fixed charge, it scales up with higher-priced items.
What Stripe Onboarding Means (and Why It Affects Fees)
Grailed uses Stripe to process payments and send payouts to sellers. When a seller is “onboarded with Stripe,” it means they’ve completed Stripe’s identity verification and connected a bank account. Onboarded sellers qualify for Grailed’s lowest processing fees.
If a seller hasn’t completed onboarding (but is Stripe-eligible) Grailed can still process payments, but the processing fee is slightly higher.
If a seller is in a country where Stripe isn’t supported, Grailed uses alternate payment partners, and international payment processing rates apply.
In short:
- Onboarded with Stripe = lowest fees, fastest payouts
- Not onboarded (but eligible) = slightly higher fees
- Stripe-ineligible = international payment structure
These differences explain why payment processing fees vary across scenarios in the calculator.
Grailed Labels are available for domestic shipments within the U.S. and Puerto Rico and select transactions from Canada to the US. Buyers pay for these labels at checkout, meaning sellers do not pay out of pocket unless they choose to offer free shipping.
How shipping works on grailed:
- If the buyer pays for shipping, the label cost does not reduce your payout.
- If you offer free shipping, the cost of the label will be deducted from your payout.
This breakdown gives sellers a clear understanding of what gets deducted on every Grailed sale so they can set prices that protect their profit margins.
To price with confidence on Grailed, it helps to know exactly how much you’ll pay in fees. The table below breaks down the commission and payment processing fees.
Grailed Commission + Payment Processing Fees
In all cases, the 9% commission applies to the total transaction value, including any shipping cost charged to the buyer. Payment processing fees include both a percentage and a fixed charge, so they grow with the sale price.
High-Value Sale Fee Examples
Domestic: 9% commission + 3.49% + $0.49 processing fee
In all cases, the 9% commission applies to the total transaction value, including any shipping cost charged to the buyer. Payment processing fees include both a percentage and a fixed charge, so they grow with the sale price.
International: 4.99% + $0.49
To see how Grailed fees impact real earnings, here’s a full example using a limited-edition sneaker priced at $350. This calculation assumes that the seller is based in the U.S. and fully onboarded with Stripe, using the standard domestic processing fee of 3.49% + $0.49.
- Selling price: $350
- Cost of goods: $150
Commission (9%): $31.50
Processing fee (3.49% of $350 + $0.49): $12.71
Total fees: $44.21
Net payout before cost of goods: $305.79
Cost of goods: $150
Final profit: $155.79
Profit margin: 44.5%
This example shows how quickly fees and costs can add up, especially on higher-value items. Running these numbers through the Grailed Fee Calculator helps you evaluate whether a listing is worth it and make informed pricing decisions.