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Fanatics Collect seller fee calculator
See what a vaulted card really pays you on Fanatics Collect: the 6% or 12% Buy Now fee against your Card Ladder value, the highest price that still gets 6%, a Weekly Auction payout with the seller bonus, and cash vs FanCash. Then compare the same card on eBay, Alt and MySlabs. Nothing is uploaded.
Buy Now on Fanatics Collect
Auction on Fanatics Collect
Cash vs FanCash
Same card elsewhere
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Fees by price
Your vault, shipping and eBay settings from above, cash payouts. Buy Now rows assume the price is under the Great Price line (6%); the 12% column shows the same price at or over the line. Auction rows assume the buyer pays that amount all-in. Watch the auction bonus step at $60, $120 and $1,200 all-in ($50, $100 and $1,000 hammer).
| Price | Buy Now 6% | Buy Now 12% | Auction (bonus) | eBay | Alt Base |
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How the numbers work
Buy Now. Fanatics Collect takes one percentage of the final sale price. It is 6% when the listing is priced under 120% of the card's Card Ladder market value and 12% when it is at or above that line, on the whole price. There is no minimum fee, the buyer pays no Buy Now fee, and if you accept an offer under the line, the 6% rate applies to the offer amount.
Auctions. You pay no seller fee. The winner pays the hammer price plus a 20% buyer's premium. Fanatics Collect pays you the hammer plus a bonus from 0% (hammer $5–$49) up to 15% ($1,000,000+), and keeps at least $3 per Weekly Auction sale. This page turns what a buyer pays all-in back into a hammer price so you can compare it with a Buy Now sale. Premier Auctions pay 110% up to $250,000, 112.5% to $1,000,000 and 115% above, with at least $1,000 kept by Fanatics Collect.
FanCash and vault fees. Choose FanCash when you list and the marketplace fee is 0%: Buy Now pays the full price, and auctions pay the full buyer total, including the premium. FanCash can't be cashed out, so this page lets you discount it. Vault fees apply either way: $3 for a standard card under $50 that isn't sold or auctioned within 30 days, $15 for oversized items and $25 for large ones.
Example: a PSA slab with a $200 Card Ladder value. The Great Price line is $240. Listed at $230, the fee is 6%, $13.80, and you get $216.20, which is $66.20 profit on a $150 card. At $240 the fee jumps to 12% and you get $211.20, less than at $230. In a Weekly Auction where the buyer pays $230 all-in, the hammer is $191.67 and the 4% bonus pays you $199.34. On eBay with $5 shipping and 7% tax, the same $230 sale costs $33.72 in fees and you clear $196.78 after postage.
FAQ
What are Fanatics Collect's seller fees in 2026?
In the Buy Now marketplace the seller fee is 6% of the final sale price when the listing is priced under 120% of its Card Ladder market value, and 12% when it is priced at or above 120%. There is no minimum fee and buyers pay no Buy Now fee. Weekly and Premier Auctions have no seller fee: you get 100% of the winning bid plus a seller bonus of 0% to 15%, and the buyer pays a 20% premium. If you choose a FanCash payout instead of cash, the marketplace seller fee is 0%.
What is the Great Price line on Fanatics Collect?
It is 120% of the market value Card Ladder shows for your card. A listing priced below that line pays 6%; at or above it pays 12% on the whole price. On a card with a $200 market value the line is $240: a $239.99 sale pays $14.40 and you get $225.59, while a $240 sale pays $28.80 and you get $211.20. Any price from $240 up to about $256 pays you less than $239.99 does.
If I accept an offer, which Buy Now fee applies?
The fee is based on the final sale price, not the original asking price. If your listing is priced above the Great Price threshold but you accept an offer under it, Fanatics Collect charges the lower 6% fee. Enter the accepted offer as the sale price on this page.
How does the Fanatics Collect auction seller bonus work?
You receive 100% of the hammer price (the winning bid) plus a bonus set by the hammer: 0% from $5 to $49, 2% from $50 to $99, 4% from $100 to $999, 6% from $1,000 to $4,999, 8% from $5,000 to $9,999, 10% from $10,000 to $249,999, 12.5% from $250,000 to $999,999 and 15% at $1,000,000 and up. The buyer pays a 20% premium on top. Fanatics Collect takes at least $3 from each Weekly Auction sale, and at least $1,000 from each Premier Auction listing.
Is a FanCash payout worth it?
With FanCash you pay no marketplace seller fee: a Buy Now sale pays 100% of the price, and an auction pays 100% of what the buyer paid, including the 20% premium. But FanCash can't be withdrawn to a bank. It can only be spent at Fanatics, Fanatics Collect and Topps, and it expires a year after your last qualifying activity. If it expires you get Account Funds equal to the sale price minus a 6% marketplace fee and a 4% administrative fee. Vault fees are still charged either way.
What vault fees does a Fanatics Collect seller pay?
Vaulting a standard graded card is free if its market value is $50 or more. Under $50 there is a one-time $3 fee unless the card is auctioned or sold within 30 days. Oversized slabs and wax are a $15 flat rate and larger items $25. Shipping an item out of the vault costs 1% of its value, or 3% if you take it out within 90 days.
Sources (fetched 2026-11-02): Fanatics Collect Help Center Buy Now fees (6% / 12% table, no minimum, offer rule), How Fanatics Collect works (Commission Overview bonus chart, 20% buyer's premium, $3 Weekly Auction minimum), Selling on Fanatics Collect (Premier Auction tiers and $1,000 minimum), FanCash Payouts and The Vault. Comparison rows: eBay selling fees (trading cards, no Store), Alt Fees, MySlabs guidelines. We read the $3 Weekly Auction minimum as the least Fanatics Collect keeps from the buyer's total; it only matters on hammers under $15.