eBay Store Subscription Fee: Starter, Basic, Premium, Anchor, Enterprise
Quick answer: an eBay Store subscription is a recurring fee, separate from insertion fees and final value fees. Published US prices, billed monthly: Starter $7.95 (or $4.95 on a yearly plan), Basic $27.95 ($21.95 yearly), Premium $74.95 ($59.95), Anchor $349.95 ($299.95), and Enterprise at $2,999.95 on the yearly plan only (monthly is published as not currently available). The eBay estimator does not deduct a Store subscription; see eBay fees.
Prices come from eBay’s Store selling-fees help page as captured in Feebrief’s gap check on 2026-11-01. eBay’s Store page returned a captcha when re-checked on 2026-11-03, so these prices were not re-confirmed that day; re-check eBay before relying on them. US, USD. Last updated .
Scope: the subscription line only. For the insertion and final value mechanics, see the insertion fee and final value fee pages; for list-time vs sale-time timing see insertion vs final value fee. Feebrief is not affiliated with eBay; see the disclosure and how we verify fees.
Store subscription prices (US, USD per month)
| Store tier | Monthly plan | Yearly plan (billed monthly) |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $7.95 | $4.95 |
| Basic | $27.95 | $21.95 |
| Premium | $74.95 | $59.95 |
| Anchor | $349.95 | $299.95 |
| Enterprise | Not currently available (as published) | $2,999.95 |
Derived [verify]: Starter yearly billed monthly is $4.95 × 12 = $59.40 a year, and the gap to the monthly plan is $7.95 − $4.95 = $3.00 per month. Source page: eBay Store selling fees help (id 4809).
What a subscription changes
A Store subscription changes the insertion side and, on tiers above Starter, the final value fee table. Non-Store sellers get up to 250 free listings a month; Stores get more, and the count by tier is Not publicly available in the data this page uses, so it is not listed here. On final value fees, Starter in most categories matches the non-Store 13.6% up to $7,500. Basic and above share one table, in which clothing-class and catch-all categories are often 12.7% up to $2,500, then 2.35% above. Feebrief does not publish a different percentage for Premium, Anchor or Enterprise because eBay’s table is shared from Basic up. See the final value fee guide.
Break-even framing, not a promise
The question is whether per-sale savings plus any insertion benefit exceed the subscription. Formula: monthly subscription ÷ per-sale fee-rate reduction = monthly eligible sales needed. Illustration [verify]: on a clothing-class sale the reduction from 13.6% to 12.7% is 0.9 points, so Basic yearly at $21.95 ÷ 0.009 is about $2,439 of eligible sales a month to offset the fee, ignoring insertion benefits and category differences. This is arithmetic, not a forecast of your result.
Gaps and caveats
The 2026-11-03 captcha is disclosed above. Enterprise monthly is published as not currently available, so no monthly figure is given. Category-specific rates beyond those quoted here are Not publicly available in the data used.
Short questions
Is the subscription part of the final value fee?
No. It is a separate recurring charge billed whether or not you sell.
Does the Feebrief estimator deduct a Store subscription?
No. It does not model the subscription.
Related reading
Sources
- eBay Store selling fees help (ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/store-selling-fees?id=4809), captured 2026-11-01 via Feebrief gap check; captcha on 2026-11-03.
- Feebrief fee data set — see methodology.
Disclaimer
Feebrief is an independent reference for resale marketplace fees and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to eBay Inc.. Figures reflect published fee pages and Feebrief’s fee data set as of the dates shown and can change without notice. Arithmetic tagged [verify] is derived by Feebrief. Nothing here is financial or tax advice. See the methodology and the disclosure.