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⚠️ The $120 cliff: this sale sits in the 6% tier. Price it at $120+ and the commission jumps to 9% — you'd keep less money. Try $119 vs $120 above and see.
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Grailed fees 2026
| Sale price | Commission | Processing | You keep on $100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $120 | 6% (min $1.99) | 3.49% + $0.49 | $90.02 |
| $120 and up | 9% | 3.49% + $0.49 | — |
Tiered commission effective May 20, 2026 (verified July 2026). Payment processing shown at the domestic Grailed Payments rate. Sources: ResellAIO, Shopfront.
Grailed fees — quick answers
What's the $120 cliff?
Sell at $119 and you pay 6% commission ($7.14) — you keep $107.22. Sell at $120 and the commission jumps to 9% ($10.80) — you keep $104.52. That single dollar of price costs you $2.70. If your item is near $120, price at $119.
When did Grailed change its fees?
May 20, 2026: commission dropped from a flat 9% to 6% (minimum $1.99) on sales under $120. Sales of $120+ still pay 9%. Many older guides still show the flat 9% — this calculator uses the current tiers.
Does the commission apply to shipping?
If you use Grailed's integrated labels, only the listing price counts toward the $120 tier. If you charge shipping separately, the sale price includes shipping — a $110 item with $15 shipping counts as $125 and lands in the 9% tier.
Are there listing fees?
No — no listing fees, no subscriptions. You only pay when something sells: commission + payment processing.
Grailed vs eBay for streetwear?
On a $100 sale: Grailed takes ~$9.98 total (6% + processing); eBay takes ~$14.00. Grailed is cheaper and reaches a focused streetwear audience — but eBay's buyer pool is far larger.