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Shopee fee calculator: Singapore and the Philippines
Shopee's fees depend on the market and on the category. In Singapore a non-Mall seller pays a commission that runs to 14.17% for most goods, lower inside the Promo Xtra Programme, plus a 3.27% transaction fee on what the buyer pays. In the Philippines the commission runs from 8.5% to 10.5% by category, with a 2.24% transaction fee, a Seller Growth Support fee, a platform shipping fee and an order processing fee on top (Shopee's Seller Education Hub for each market, read 2026-10-19).
Pick the market, the category and the options that apply to you, then type your price and what the item cost you. The calculator lists each fee line the way Shopee names it and shows what you keep.
New sellers pay no commission at first (120 days in Singapore); this calculator shows the rates after that, for sellers outside Shopee Mall.
Fee breakdown for Shopee
- Commission (14.17%)
- S$3.54
- Transaction fee (3.27%)
- S$0.98
- Total fees (15.1% of the sale)
- S$4.52
- Your costs (item + label)
- S$12.00
- Net profit
- S$13.48
- Margin
- 44.9%
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Shopee is the only one of these 19 where joining a promotion programme lowers the commission rate itself.
Elsewhere a promotion is a fee added on top of an unchanged base, as with Etsy's Offsite Ads, Depop's boost and Vinted's Bump, or a higher rate in its place, as with Bonanza's advertising levels. In Singapore, joining Shopee's Promo Xtra Programme lowers the commission on most goods from 14.17% to 10.9% and adds a Promo Xtra service fee of 5.45%, capped at S$60, so the same sale has two different fee shapes depending on a switch in your Seller Centre. Whether the switch saves money depends on the price and the category, which is why the calculator lets you flip it.
A S$40.00 item with S$6.00 shipping on Shopee
Shopee feesYour materialsWhat is left
- The buyer pays (S$40.00 item + S$6.00 shipping)
- S$46.00
- − Commission (14.17%)
- −S$5.67
- − Transaction fee (3.27%)
- −S$1.50
- Shopee keeps (15.6% of the order)
- S$7.17
- − Your materials (S$12.00)
- −S$12.00
- You keep (58.3% margin)
- S$26.83
This is the standard sale used on every calculator here and on the 19-marketplace comparison, so the platforms can be held against each other, which is why it differs from the boxes at the top of the page. Put your own numbers up there and the breakdown follows. Shopee Singapore, in S$, “Everything else” category, not in Promo Xtra; the Philippines and other categories charge differently, and a new seller's commission-free period is not modelled. The postage label is left out of this example; the calculator above takes it.
Current Shopee rates in this calculator
Singapore (S$)
- Everything else (not electronics)
- 14.17% commission (10.9% in Promo Xtra)
- Women's and men's shoes, bags, watches
- 14.17% commission (10.9% in Promo Xtra), capped at S$300
- Furniture, bath, bedding
- 14.17% commission (10.9% in Promo Xtra), capped at S$60
- Alcohol, baby food, diapers, pets
- 11.99% commission (8.72% in Promo Xtra)
- Food staples, toilet paper, books, musical instruments
- 10.9% commission (6.54% in Promo Xtra)
- Phones, tablets, cameras, laptops, consoles
- 11.99% commission (8.72% in Promo Xtra), capped at S$60
- Other electronics
- 14.17% commission (10.9% in Promo Xtra), capped at S$60
- Promo Xtra service fee
- 5.45%, capped at S$60 (3.27% on electronics, pets and similar), only in the programme
- Transaction fee
- 3.27% of what the buyer pays
- New sellers
- 0% base commission for the first 120 days — not modelled here
Philippines (₱)
- Cameras, mobiles, tablets, wearables
- 8.5% commission + 1% Seller Growth Support
- Accessories, SIM cards, gadgets, computers
- 9% commission + 1% Seller Growth Support
- Audio, gaming, home appliances, food and drinks, mom and baby
- 9.5% commission + 1% Seller Growth Support
- Beauty, health, motors
- 10% commission + 1.5% Seller Growth Support
- Pets
- 10% commission + 1% Seller Growth Support
- Fashion accessories, bags, shoes, watches
- 10% commission + 1% Seller Growth Support
- Books, hobbies, home and living, sports, stationery, travel
- 10.5% commission + 1.5% Seller Growth Support
- Clothing (men, women, kids, Muslim fashion)
- 10.5% commission + 1% Seller Growth Support
- Transaction fee
- 2.24% of what the buyer pays
- Platform shipping fee
- 5.6%, capped at ₱100, with Shopee-supported logistics
- Order processing fee
- ₱5 per order after the first 50 in a month
- New sellers
- no commission for the first 90 days — not modelled here
Rates verified 2026-10-19 against the official pages: Shopee Seller Education (SG): About Commission, Service, and Transaction Fees · Shopee Seller Education (SG): Promo Xtra Programme service fee · Shopee Seller Education (PH): Seller Fees · Shopee Seller Education (PH): Seller Growth Support Fee. If a rate changes upstream, we update the constant and this date together. Estimates, not tax or accounting advice.
What Shopee charges in Singapore
Shopee Singapore's commission table for non-Mall sellers has 7 rows, each with two rates: one for sellers outside Promo Xtra and a lower one for sellers in it. Most goods sit in the "everything else" row at 14.17%, or 10.9% in the programme; some rows carry a cap per item, such as phones, laptops and furniture. The rates include GST and apply from 28 August 2026.
Every order also pays a transaction fee of 3.27%, worked out on the total the buyer pays, shipping included. Listing costs nothing. New sellers pay no base commission for their first 120 days, which this calculator does not model: it shows the rates you pay after that.
What Shopee charges in the Philippines
Shopee Philippines charges a commission from 8.5% to 10.5% across 8 category groups, from cameras and phones at the low end to clothing and home goods at the top. On top of it come a transaction fee of 2.24% of what the buyer pays and a Seller Growth Support fee of 1% or 1.5% by category.
Two more lines depend on how you ship and how much you sell. Orders shipped with Shopee-supported logistics pay a platform shipping fee of 5.6%, capped at ₱100. And each order pays an order processing fee of ₱5 once you are past your first 50 orders in the month. New sellers start with 90 days without commission, which the calculator leaves out.
Promo Xtra in Singapore: a lower commission and a new fee
Take an S$40 item in the everything-else row. Outside Promo Xtra the commission is 14.17%, S$5.67. Inside it the commission falls to 10.9%, S$4.36, and the service fee of 5.45% adds S$2.18, so the two together come to S$6.54: on fees alone, joining costs this item S$0.87 more.
That is not a verdict on the programme. Promo Xtra is a promotion programme, and what it is worth depends on the sales it brings, which no fee calculator can see. The point is to know the fee side before you decide, item by item, because the service fee is a percentage with a cap and the gap changes with the price and the category.
Worked example: the reference sale on Shopee
The waterfall above runs the reference sale used across all 19 calculators, a 40 item with 6 of shipping and 12 of materials, read here as Singapore dollars in the everything-else row outside Promo Xtra. The commission is S$5.67, the transaction fee on the S$46 the buyer pays is S$1.50, and you keep S$26.83 after the materials.
Hold that row against the others on the hub with the currency in mind: the hub compares the shape of each fee schedule on the same numbers, not a Singapore sale against an American one. For a real Philippine sale, switch the market above and enter your price in pesos.
What decides whether it sells: the product name
The fee is set by the market and the category; whether buyers find the item is set mostly by the listing. Shopee recommends a product name of 25 to 100 characters and a description of at least 100, and it publishes no hard cap for Singapore or the Philippines. Its naming guidelines ask for brand, model, specification and size, each word capitalised, and ban promotional words such as "Hot Item" and "Best Seller" as well as symbols like $, # and @.
Shopee also offers its own help when you list: Smart Template fills in a product name, category and description from a photo. Sellura works on the same fields from your description of the item, applies Shopee's naming rules, and scores the result from 0 to 100 with a fix for each weak point, the same way it does for every other marketplace it writes for.
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- Singapore and the Philippines, each with its own category table and fee lines
- Promo Xtra on or off in Singapore; Shopee logistics and the order processing fee in the Philippines
- The date each rate was verified, with Shopee's own pages linked
- No account, no email, nothing stored
In the Shopee generator
- A product name inside Shopee's recommended 25–100 characters: brand, model, specification and size, each word capitalised
- No promotional words, none of the symbols Shopee bans, and no word repeated more than three times
- At least 3 attributes a buyer would filter on, and a description of at least 100 characters
- The listing in English, as Shopee Philippines asks
- A 0–100 score on the text before you paste it into Shopee
The fee is the marketplace's decision and it does not move. What the listing says is yours, and that is the part this site was built to write.
Questions, answered
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