Reverb fees calculator (UK)

Reverb charges UK sellers an all-in 5% when gear sells, with no separate payment processing fee. See what you keep.

Last checked 27 October 2026Against Reverb Help: what’s new for UK sellers

Your sale

Where the money goes

You receive£251.75Fees take 5% of the sale
Profit£97.7536.9% margin
  • Sale price£250.00
  • Postage the buyer pays you£15.00
  • Selling fee (5%)Of the item and postage, no separate payment fee−£13.25
  • You receive£251.75
  • Your item cost−£140.00
  • Postage and packing you pay−£14.00
  • Profit£97.75

Margin is profit as a share of what the buyer paid you (sale price plus postage). A guide, not a quote: Reverb works out the real fee at the sale.

How it works

How Reverb charges UK sellers

UK sellers pay one fee when an item sells: 5% of the total value of the sale, postage included, with payment processing included in it. A sale to a buyer outside the UK adds a 1% cross-border fee.

FeeHow much
Selling fee5% of the item and postage, at most £500
Payment processing0% for UK sellers
Cross-border fee1% when the buyer is outside the UK

Reverb’s fees are quoted before VAT. A full refund returns the whole 5%; a partial refund doesn’t return part of it.

Not fully confirmed: Reverb’s billing policy says the cross-border fee excludes the European Economic Area, which its UK help article doesn’t mention; the calculator charges it on any buyer outside the UK. Reverb doesn’t say whether VAT is added to UK sellers’ fees, so adding it is up to you.

Last checked 27 October 2026 against Reverb Help: what’s new for UK sellers, Reverb: billing policy. Marketplaces change their fees: check there before you price something tight.

FAQ

Questions

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What are Reverb’s fees for UK sellers?

An all-in 5% of the sale including postage, with no separate payment processing fee, plus 1% if the buyer is outside the UK. On a £250 guitar with £15 postage that’s £13.25.

Does Reverb charge payment processing in the UK?

No. Reverb’s billing policy lists payment processing at 0% for UK sellers: it’s part of the 5%.

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