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eBay Poland Fees 2026: Allegro vs eBay for Sellers

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On eBay.pl, a private seller pays 11% of the total sale (2% on any part above 9,990 zł), a per-order fee of 0.25 zł for orders under 50 zł or 1.35 zł above, and a 0.43% regulatory fee. Business sellers pay 11% on most categories up to 4,600 zł per item and less on electronics. Whether that beats Allegro depends less on the percentage than on who you're selling to.

Fees verified against eBay's official Poland fee pages on 19 October 2026. Checked daily for changes (fee change tracker). Source: eBay eBay.pl fee page.

eBay Poland fees at a glance

Seller typeFinal value feePer-order feeRegulatory feeInternational fee
Private seller11%zł0.25 (orders < zł50) / zł1.350.43%0%–4.06%
Business seller6.5%–11% by categoryzł1.35 (orders ≤ zł45) / zł1.900.35%0%–3.3%

Private sellers (sprzedawcy prywatni)

The first 150 listings each month are free, then 1.50 zł per listing. A subtitle costs 2.20 zł, a second category 1.50 zł, and a bold title is free.

Business sellers (sprzedawcy-firmy)

Business sellers pay 1.35 zł per order up to 45 zł and 1.90 zł above, plus a 0.35% regulatory fee (fees exclude VAT). Category rates are tiered per item:

CategoryFinal value fee
Most categories11% up to zł4,600, 2% on the rest
Electronic devices6.5% up to zł1,400, 2% on the rest
Electronics accessories6.5% up to zł900, 2% on the rest
Home appliances11% up to zł1,400, 2% on the rest
Electric beauty & personal care11% up to zł1,400, 2% on the rest
Car electronics & sat navs11% up to zł1,400, 2% on the rest
Tyres & rims6.5% up to zł4,600, 2% on the rest
Jewellery & watches11% up to zł1,900, 2% on the rest
Garden & DIY11% up to zł900, 2% on the rest
Musical instruments11% up to zł1,400, 2% on the rest

Selling abroad from eBay.pl

Poland isn't in the eurozone, but eBay's zones are based on the buyer's address: sales to eurozone countries and Sweden carry no international fee. Private sellers pay:

Buyer's delivery regionInternational fee
Eurozone & SwedenFree
Rest of Europe, USA & Canada1.97%
United Kingdom1.48%
Rest of world4.06%

A 250 zł jacket sold to a buyer in Germany costs the same 29.93 zł; sold to a buyer in the Czech Republic or the USA it costs 34.85 zł. Business sellers pay 1.6%, 1.2% (UK) or 3.3% instead. When you sell on a euro site or to euro buyers, eBay's currency conversion charge (3%, rising to 3.25% from 2 December 2026) can apply on top.

eBay or Allegro?

Allegro is where Polish shoppers buy: it has the domestic traffic, BLIK and InPost integration and buyer habits on its side. Its commission depends on the category and your account type, so compare against Allegro's current price list (cennik) for your categories rather than a rule of thumb.

eBay.pl earns its place in three situations:

Many Polish resellers use both: Allegro for everyday domestic sales, eBay for items with international demand.

eBay sklepy

Shops reduce listing fees for business sellers (otherwise 1.50 zł per fixed-price listing and 2.20 zł per auction). They don't lower the final value fee.

PlanMonthly feeFree listingsEffect on final value fee
No store———
Mały sklepzł89.00400None (listing benefits only)
Duży sklepzł179.002,500None (listing benefits only)
Megasklepzł669.00UnlimitedNone (listing benefits only)

Frequently asked questions

What is the eBay per-order fee in Poland?

For private sellers, 0.25 zł on orders under 50 zł and 1.35 zł otherwise. For business sellers, 1.35 zł up to 45 zł and 1.90 zł above.

Does eBay report Polish sellers to the tax office?

Yes — under the EU's DAC7 rules eBay reports sellers with 30 or more sales or over €2,000 a year to the tax authorities.

How do I check the fee on my item?

Use the eBay Poland calculator — choose private or business and toggle "International sale" for buyers abroad.

Related guides

eBay fee calculators for other markets

Selling internationally? Check the 2026 fee breakdown for any of the other eBay markets we cover — each page has the same profit, ROI and margin tools tailored to local rates.