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Shopify Fee Calculator

See what you keep after Shopify's payment processing fees — net profit, margin, ROI and your break-even price. Free, instant, fully editable.

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Defaults reflect Shopify Payments rates as of 2026: 2.9% + $0.30 (Basic), 2.6% (Shopify), 2.4% (Advanced) per online order. Using a third-party gateway adds 0.5–2%. Note: your monthly plan fee is a fixed cost (not per-order) so it isn't included here. All fields editable.

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Shopify fees explained (2026)

On Shopify your main per-sale cost is payment processing through Shopify Payments. The rate depends on your plan; there's no extra Shopify transaction fee when you use Shopify Payments. Your monthly subscription is separate.

PlanOnline card rateNotes
Basic2.9% + $0.30Per online transaction via Shopify Payments.
Shopify2.6% + $0.30Mid-tier plan.
Advanced2.4% + $0.30Lowest card rate.
Third-party gateway+0.5%–2%Extra fee if you don't use Shopify Payments.

Rates as of 2026 and can change. Planning tool, not financial advice — verify in Shopify's pricing.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Shopify take per sale?

With Shopify Payments on the Basic plan, about 2.9% + $0.30 per order — lower on higher plans. Unlike a marketplace, there's no big commission; your other costs are product, shipping and any apps/ads.

Does Shopify charge a transaction fee?

Only if you use a third-party payment gateway instead of Shopify Payments — then Shopify adds 0.5%–2% depending on your plan. With Shopify Payments there's no extra transaction fee.

What about the monthly plan cost?

That's a fixed subscription, not a per-order fee, so it isn't in the per-item math above. To see your true per-unit cost, divide your monthly plan by the orders you expect and add it as an "other cost."