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Tradera fee calculator

Enter what the item sells for. The calculator works out Tradera's commission and add-ons, and what you keep after shipping and purchase price.

What the item sells for.

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Leave 0 to see the fee only.

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Only shipping you pay yourself.

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Add-ons

Paid per listing period, even if the item does not sell.

Tradera's fees

You keep

SEK 450

Commission (10%, max 200 kr)
SEK 50
Total fees
SEK 50
Share of the price
10%
Profit before VAT
SEK 250

Swedish accounts, in kronor. Checked against Tradera's page on 8 November 2026.

You keep: SEK 450

How Tradera's fees are worked out

Tradera takes a 10% commission on the sale price, at least 3 kr and at most 200 kr per item sold. From a sale price of 2,000 kr you never pay more than 200 kr, however high the price. Listing an item is free.

Add-ons are paid per listing period, whether or not the item sells: Highlight 15 kr, Rank up 45 kr and a reserve price 40 kr. With more than 500 listings in a billing period, each unsold listing after that costs 3–10 kr depending on the category.

The fees apply to Swedish accounts and were checked against Tradera's own page on 8 November 2026. Amounts are in Swedish kronor, as on Tradera.

Questions about Tradera's fees

Commission, the cap and add-ons.

Tradera is a Swedish online marketplace for auctions and fixed-price sales, widely used for second-hand goods. Prices and fees are in Swedish kronor.

Tradera takes 10% of the sale price as commission, at least 3 kr and at most 200 kr per item sold. Listing is free.

Yes, the commission is at most 200 kr. The cap is reached at a sale price of 2,000 kr, so an item sold for 5,000 kr still costs 200 kr.

Highlight costs 15 kr, Rank up 45 kr and a reserve price 40 kr. They are paid per listing period, even if the item does not sell.

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