Discogs fees in 2026

Every fee Discogs charges sellers in the United States, the United Kingdom, France and 6 more countries, what you keep at each price, and how it compares with the other marketplaces.

The short answer

In the United States: Sellers pay a selling fee (9%, min $0.10, max $150). PayPal or Discogs Payments processing comes on top.

Fees on a $25 sale$2.61
You keep$22.39
Share taken10.4%

Work out your own sale

Assumes $4.00 postage paid by the buyer, passed straight on to the carrier.

What you keep from a Discogs sale in the United States

Sale priceFeesYou keep
$10$1.26$8.74
$25$2.61$22.39
$50$4.86$45.14
$100$9.36$90.64
$250$22.86$227.14

Fees include VAT where it applies; optional extras (promoted, boosted or ad sales) are left out. $4.00 postage paid by the buyer.

Every Discogs fee, country by country

United States

FeeWho pays
Selling fee: 9%, min $0.10, max $150Seller

PayPal or Discogs Payments processing comes on top. Source: our Discogs selling guide. Not confirmed on the marketplace's own fee page — treat as a guide.

United Kingdom

FeeWho pays
Selling fee: 9%, min £0.10, max £150Seller

PayPal or Discogs Payments processing comes on top. Source: our Discogs selling guide. Not confirmed on the marketplace's own fee page — treat as a guide.

France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Netherlands

FeeWho pays
Selling fee: 9%, min €0.10, max €150Seller

PayPal or Discogs Payments processing comes on top. Source: our Discogs selling guide. Not confirmed on the marketplace's own fee page — treat as a guide.

Canada

FeeWho pays
Selling fee: 9%, min C$0.10, max C$200Seller

PayPal or Discogs Payments processing comes on top. Source: our Discogs selling guide. Not confirmed on the marketplace's own fee page — treat as a guide.

Australia

FeeWho pays
Selling fee: 9%, min A$0.10, max A$200Seller

PayPal or Discogs Payments processing comes on top. Source: our Discogs selling guide. Not confirmed on the marketplace's own fee page — treat as a guide.

How Discogs compares in the United States

On a $25 sale, Discogs ranks 3rd of 14 marketplaces in the United States by what you keep.

MarketplaceSeller feesYou keep
Depop$1.41$23.59
TikTok Shop$1.74$23.26
Discogs$2.61$22.39
Facebook Marketplace$2.90$22.10
Mercari$2.90$22.10
StockX$3.00$22
Whatnot$3.14$21.86
Etsy$3.21$21.80
Grailed$3.49$21.51
eBay$4.34$20.66
Poshmark$5.00$20
AbeBooks$5.35$19.65

Standard seller account on each, default category, no optional extras. Compare at your own price.

How to pay less in Discogs fees

  • Charge postage at what it costs you: the percentage is taken from the whole order, postage included.
  • List on more than one marketplace: the same item often keeps you more somewhere else, and more buyers see it.

More on Discogs

Fees on other marketplaces: eBay · Etsy · Depop · Poshmark · Mercari · Vinted · Whatnot · Grailed · StockX · Amazon · Facebook Marketplace · TikTok Shop · Vestiaire Collective · Cardmarket

Fees checked against each marketplace's own fee page on 27 September 2026. Category-specific, international and currency-conversion fees aren't included — check the marketplace's page before pricing something unusual.

Questions

How much does Discogs take from a $25 sale?

Sellers pay a selling fee (9%, min $0.10, max $150). On a $25 sale with $4.00 postage paid by the buyer in the United States, Discogs takes $2.61 and you keep $22.39.

Does Discogs charge to list an item?

No. Discogs does not charge to list an item; its fees are taken when the item sells.

How much does Discogs charge sellers in the United Kingdom?

Sellers pay a selling fee (9%, min £0.10, max £150).

How much does Discogs charge sellers in France?

Sellers pay a selling fee (9%, min €0.10, max €150).

How much does Discogs charge sellers in Germany?

Sellers pay a selling fee (9%, min €0.10, max €150).

How can I sell on Discogs and other marketplaces at the same time?

List the item once on FLUF and it is published on Discogs and the other marketplaces you connect, at the price you set for each. When it sells on one, FLUF takes it down from the others so you never sell it twice.

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