What you actually keep from a sale varies enormously by platform. Here's how Peddly's flat 8% stacks up. Competitor rates are approximate as of mid-2026 and vary by category — always verify current rates on each platform's site.
| Platform | Selling fee | Listing fee | Payout timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peddly | 8% flat (5% first 30 days) | Free | Instant on buyer confirmation, or 3 days after delivery |
| eBay | Typically 13–15% final value + $0.30–0.40 per order (varies by category) | Free up to a monthly allowance, then per-listing fees | 1–3 business days after payment clears |
| Poshmark | 20% on sales over $15 ($2.95 flat under $15) | Free | After buyer accepts or 3 days after delivery |
| Mercari | Roughly 10% plus payment processing (structure has changed over time) | Free | After rating or ~3 days post-delivery |
On Peddly you keep $92 ($95 on the launch rate). At a typical 13.6% eBay final-value fee plus per-order charge, you keep about $86. On Poshmark's 20%, you keep $80. Across a year of steady selling, that difference is real money.
What fees does Peddly charge sellers?
A flat 8% of the sale price — nothing else. No listing fees, no monthly subscription, no payment surcharges passed to you. New sellers pay just 5% for their first 30 days.
How much do you keep from a $100 sale on Peddly?
$92 (or $95 during your launch-rate period). On marketplaces charging 13–20%, the same sale nets $80–87.
When does Peddly pay sellers?
Your payout releases the moment the buyer confirms delivery — or automatically 3 days after carrier tracking shows delivered. Funds typically reach your bank in 1–2 business days.
Does Peddly have buyer protection?
Yes — buyers get a full refund for items that never arrive or arrive materially different from the listing, with a 14-day claim window after delivery.