eBay Promoted Listings Fees Come Out of the Sale, Not the Listing Price. Dashified Tracks What They're Actually Costing You.
Run Promoted Listings Standard and eBay takes an extra ad fee — set by you, but typically 2% to 20%+ of the item price — on top of the 13.6% final value fee, charged only when the ad drives the sale. Add in per-category final value fee rates and the $0.30-$0.40 per-order charge, and your real take-home rate moves order to order. Dashified pulls every eBay Order, Listing, and Fee line — ad fees included — so you can see true margin per sale instead of reverse-engineering it from a bundled payout report.
What Dashified syncs from eBay
How it works
Connect your eBay account from your Dashified integrations page.
Dashified syncs your Orders, Listings, and Fees the way eBay's own Seller Hub reports them, but ties every final value fee, insertion fee, and per-order charge back to the specific order and listing it came from.
Fee tiers that change by category (and the $7,500 threshold where the rate drops to 2.35%) get applied automatically, so your per-order profit reflects what eBay actually charged, not a flat estimate.
See active vs. ended Listings, fee totals, and order-level margin next to your other sales channels in one dashboard, refreshed on the same cadence as your eBay payouts.
See what Promoted Listings ads are really costing you
eBay's Promoted Listings Standard only charges its ad fee when a listing sells through the ad, layered on top of your final value fee. Dashified tracks that ad fee against the Order it came from, so you can tell if a promoted listing is still profitable once both charges come out.
Category-based fee tiers, handled for you
eBay's 13.6% final value fee isn't flat, it varies by category and drops to 2.35% above $7,500 per item. Dashified applies the real fee structure per order instead of a single blended rate.
Listings performance without digging through Seller Hub tabs
See which active Listings are actually converting and which ended without a sale, pulled directly alongside the Orders and Fees they generated.
True per-order profit, not payout-report guesswork
Because insertion fees, final value fees, Promoted Listings ad fees, and per-order charges are all synced individually, you get real margin per SKU sold on eBay, not just what landed in your bank account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dashified replace eBay's Seller Hub?
No. Seller Hub is still where you manage listings and respond to buyers. Dashified pulls your Orders, Listings, and Fees data out of eBay so you can see true profit per order and compare it against your other sales channels in one place.
How does Dashified handle eBay's final value fee tiers?
eBay's final value fee is 13.6% on most categories up to $7,500 per item, dropping to 2.35% above that threshold, plus a $0.30 or $0.40 per-order fee. Dashified syncs the actual fee charged per order rather than applying one flat rate across all your eBay sales.
Does Dashified track what I'm spending on eBay Promoted Listings?
Yes. When a Promoted Listings Standard campaign drives a sale, eBay deducts an ad fee from that payout on top of the final value fee. Dashified syncs that ad fee against the specific Order it applies to, so you can see whether promoting a given listing is actually paying for itself.
Will this show me which eBay Listings are worth keeping active?
Yes. Dashified surfaces your Listings alongside the Orders and Fees tied to each one, so you can see which are generating profitable sales and which are sitting active without converting.
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