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Etsy vs Kaufland.de 2026 fees

Every fee both marketplaces charge a European seller, side by side — then the same product run through both so you can see what actually lands in your pocket.

The short answer

On a €27.99 item with €7.00 of product cost and €4.50 of shipping, Etsy leaves you about €0.08 more per unit than Kaufland.de — €8.41 against €7.63 – €9.03. That is before advertising, and it can reverse at a different price point or in a different category, which is exactly why the calculator below takes your numbers.

Etsybetter here

Total fees
€3.42
Net per unit
€8.41
Net margin
30.0%
Run your numbers on Etsy →

Kaufland.de

Total fees
€2.80 – €4.20
Net per unit
€7.63 – €9.03
Net margin
27.2% – 32.2%
Run your numbers on Kaufland.de →

Dataset 2026.07 · worked with the same engine as every Farolane calculator · example uses the general category; ranges reflect published commission bands.

Commission by category

CategoryEtsyKaufland.de
Apparel & Accessories 6.5% 10–16%
Electronics 6.5% 4–10%
Beauty & Personal Care 6.5% 8–13%
Home & Kitchen 6.5% 8–13%
Jewelry 6.5% 12–16%
Toys & Games 6.5% 8–12%
Grocery & Gourmet 6.5% 7–10%
Other / General 6.5% 10–15%

Everything else that costs you money

EtsyKaufland.de
Commission charged onItem price + shipping you chargeItem price only
Payment processing4% + €0.30No separate fee — bundled into the commission
Per-order / closing fee€0.18 per orderNone
Fixed monthly costNone€39.95/mo — Basic plan (€39.95)
Rates verifiedPartly — contains estimates (2026-07-09)Yes — 2026-07-10

Sources: Etsy fee schedule · Kaufland.de fee schedule

Don't pick on fees alone — a cheaper marketplace with worse conversion can still cost more per sale. Compare every European channel at once, then layer ad costs on top. Compare all channels → Plan an ad budget →

How we compare Etsy and Kaufland.de

Both figures come from the same calculation: order revenue minus commission on whichever base the platform actually uses, minus per-order and payment fees, minus the consumption tax sitting inside your price where that applies, minus your product cost and shipping. No midpoints are invented — where a marketplace publishes a band, you see the band.

6.5% transaction fee on item + postage, ~€0.18 listing fee, Etsy Payments ~4% + €0.30 (varies by country). Offsite Ads (12–15%) applies only on attributed orders — not included. VAT on fees reclaimable if registered. Kaufland Global Marketplace (DE + wider EU). Published commission band 4–16% by category, charged only on completed sales (not returns/cancellations); monthly plan from €39.95 (€49.95 with store link). Category sub-ranges are estimates within the official band. 19% German VAT on fees (reclaimable).

FAQ

Is Etsy or Kaufland.de cheaper for sellers?

On a €27.99 product costing €7.00 with €4.50 shipping, Etsy nets about €8.41 per unit versus €8.33 on Kaufland.de — a gap of roughly €0.08. That ordering can flip with a different price or category, so run your own numbers before committing.

What commission does each charge?

Etsy charges 6.5% in the general category and Kaufland.de charges 10–15%. Both vary by category — the full table on this page lists every one.

Do the fees include tax?

Yes. In Europe your listed price is VAT-inclusive, so the tax inside the price is removed from revenue before margin is calculated.

Can I sell on both?

Yes, and most established sellers do — the point of comparing is knowing which one deserves your ad budget and your best pricing. The Goal Planner can split a monthly profit target across both channels at once.