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Flippa fee calculator

See what you actually keep on Flippa. Published fee: $29-99 listing fee + 5-15% success fee. Verified Sep 2026.

You keep (est.)
Platform takes

Estimates use each platform’s published fee; payment-processing costs and taxes are not included.

Worked examples on Flippa

AmountEstimated feeYou keep (est.)
$100.00 $5.00 – $15.00 $85.00 – $95.00
$500.00 $25.00 – $75.00 $425.00 – $475.00
$1,000.00 $50.00 – $150.00 $850.00 – $950.00
$5,000.00 $250.00 – $750.00 $4,250.00 – $4,750.00

Based on: $29-99 listing fee + 5-15% success fee. Ranges reflect tiered or category-dependent fees.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Flippa take in fees?

Flippa's published fee is: $29-99 listing fee + 5-15% success fee. Fees can vary by category, seller level, or country — always check the platform's current pricing page.

How much do I keep from $1,000 on Flippa?

Based on the published fee, you would keep approximately $850.00 to $950.00 from a $1,000 sale or project on Flippa — before payment-processing costs and taxes.

How does Flippa pay out?

Flippa pays via: Bank transfer, PayPal.

Is this calculator official?

No — it is an independent estimate by FreelanceSites.net based on Flippa's published fee at the time we last verified it. Actual fees can differ by region, category, promotions, and payment method.

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