Sneaker marketplace fee calculator: StockX, GOAT/Alias, KLEKT, POIZON

GOAT and its seller app Alias take a commission plus a fixed seller fee on every sale. At a seller rating of 90 or above the commission is 9.5% of the listing price (12.4% for Canadian sellers). It rises to 15%, 20% and 25% as cancellations pull the rating down. The seller fee depends on your location: $5 in the US with prepaid shipping, $8 from Spain, $6 from France. Withdrawing earnings to a bank or PayPal adds a 2.9% cash-out fee on the selling price. A $200 sale from Spain at a 90+ rating therefore pays $173.00 before cash out. Rates from the GOAT Fee Policy, checked Sep 2026.

On the StockX Verified Marketplace the seller pays a 3% payment-processing fee plus a transaction fee set by Seller Level: 9% at Level 1, 8.5% at Level 2, 8% at Level 3, 7.5% at Level 4, 7% at Level 5. Levels are earned on quarterly sales count and value. A regional minimum seller fee applies, for example €5.00 in the EU, and StockX deducts seller shipping from the payout, from €5 in Germany to €8 in Spain for a single item. Set your level and location in the calculator above to see the payout. Rates from StockX's seller-fee guide, checked Sep 2026.

A Flex sale pays the same Seller Level transaction fee and 3% processing fee as a standard sale, but the item already sits in a StockX warehouse, so there is no per-sale shipping line. Storage is free for the first 30 days, then billed monthly: €1.00 per item for days 31-90 and €2.00 after 90 days in Europe, $1 and $2 in the US, £1.00 and £1.50 in the UK. Pulling unsold stock back costs €2.50 per item in Europe. Switch the calculator to Flex and enter the days in storage to see how age eats the margin. Source: StockX Flex, checked Sep 2026.

Consignment on Alias uses the same commission bands as any other sale, 9.5% at a seller rating of 90 or above, plus the location seller fee for prepaid shipping and consignment, for example $5 from Germany or the UK and $6 from the Netherlands. The lower alias Drop-Off fees apply only to confirmed orders dropped off for verification, not to items dropped off for consignment. The 2.9% cash-out fee still applies when you withdraw. What changes with consignment is custody and speed, not the published rate. Source: Alias Fee Policy, checked Sep 2026.

Yes. KLEKT's terms list a 6% seller commission, a 2% order processing fee and a shipping cost that varies by location, all deducted from the seller payout and shown before you confirm the sale. On a sale price of 200, the two percentage fees alone come to 16 before shipping. Buyers pay a separate protection fee and processing fee on top of the price, so the price a buyer sees is higher than the price you set. Administrative fees can also apply for failed authentication or for confirming an order and not shipping it. Source: KLEKT Terms of Service, checked Sep 2026.

POIZON publishes a commission scheme for US companies: a 5% technical service fee on the bid amount with a 20 RMB minimum, a 1% payment-processing fee, and a 20-38 RMB handling fee that varies by category and is shown on the sales page. POIZON does not publish an equivalent European table. European business sellers agree a collaboration model during onboarding, with no entry fee, and on the supply-price model the VAT-inclusive supply price is what you settle at. The POIZON platform page covers onboarding. Source: POIZON commission scheme, checked Sep 2026.

Published fees are the baseline, not your account. Seller level or rating, the country on your account, parcel weight, promotions, currency conversion at cash out and category-specific rules all move the final number, and some marketplaces show a different minimum or handling fee per product. Every field in the calculator is editable, so copy the numbers from a recent payout statement and the estimate will match your account. For the payouts you have actually received, sale by sale, you need the marketplace data itself rather than a calculator.