Opening month: 0% seller fees — sell anything in October and pay no seller fee at all. Normally 12%. No code, nothing to apply for.
List a box →Your tier's rate — 12% down to 6% — on each box up to $7,500, and 2% on everything above it, on every tier. eBay charges trading cards 13.25% up to $7,500, and takes its cut of the shipping and the sales tax too. Put in a price and see what you'd keep.
$116.98 more in your pocket on WaxDepot. Everything above $7,500 is charged 2% on every tier.
Sold in October: you keep $10,025.00. Every sale placed this month pays no seller fee.
| Where | Fee | Of the sale | You keep | vs eBay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| eBay | $1,069.98 | 10.7% | $8,955.02 | — |
| WaxDepot Starter | $953.00 | 9.5% | $9,072.00 | +$116.98 |
| WaxDepot Pro | $802.50 | 8% | $9,222.50 | +$267.48 |
| WaxDepot Elite | $652.00 | 6.5% | $9,373.00 | +$417.98 |
| WaxDepot Apex | $501.50 | 5% | $9,523.50 | +$568.48 |
eBay: 13.25% of the total sale up to $7,500 per item and 2.35% above it, plus $0.40 an order; the total includes shipping and sales tax. Trading-card rates for sellers without a store, from eBay's fee page as of September 2026; store subscriptions, promoted listings and promotions aren't included. WaxDepot: your tier's rate on the item and shipping, 2% on the part of any box above $7,500, card processing included, no fee on tax.
Per box, not per order — three $9,000 cases are three sales that each cross the line. The rate that makes a $10,000 case worth listing here.
Our fee is on the item and the shipping. eBay's percentage also lands on the sales tax it collects, money that never reaches you.
Card processing is inside the fee, no separate line. Buyers pay no fees at all, so your price is their price.