Commission per sale
Commission depends on what you sell — gold and items are priced like the high-volume markets they are, while accounts and boosting cost more to protect. Sell consistently and every rate drops. No listing fees, no monthly costs.
No hidden charges. You always see exactly what you pay and what you earn before anything is confirmed.
Commission depends on what you sell — gold and items are priced like the high-volume markets they are, while accounts and boosting cost more to protect. Sell consistently and every rate drops. No listing fees, no monthly costs.
Our fee for handling the trade: payment protection that secures your money until you have what you paid for, and support if the order goes wrong. It's charged by us, not passed through from anyone else, and it's shown in full at checkout — never a surprise.
Gold and items are high-volume, thin-margin markets, so they're priced like one. Accounts and boosting carry more risk and more support, so they cost more — but every category still comes in under the going rate elsewhere.
Commission is never less than €0.25 on an order. On gold that means orders up to €25.00 pay the €0.25 rather than the percentage — below that, a percentage of the order is smaller than it costs anyone to handle.
Your tier is based on what you've sold in the last 90 days, so it moves with you — no application, no catch. The discount comes off whichever category rate applies.
Discounts also need a 95% fulfilment rate and a 4.5+ average rating. Delivering reliably is part of earning the lower fee.
On the big marketplaces a seller pays around 1.5% on gold, 3% on items, 10% on accounts and up to 20% on boosting — on top of an 8% buyer fee. We come in under that in every category, and our buyer fee is lower too.
Earnings are secured and released after delivery confirmation. Processing timing depends on your payment provider.
Every payment is secured until the buyer confirms they received their order, so funds are never at risk mid-trade.
Fees shown in EUR. The buyer fee is our own charge for running the trade, not a pass-through of what a payment provider costs us — it's part of how the marketplace makes money, alongside seller commission.