Comments on: eBay Stores Fee Calculator v2.0 released

By: frank

frank — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:33:40 +0000

Thank you for explaining all this in so much detail lots of info. i have been searching for all this on one website for a while. i have no website yet but my wife and i are thinking about other income streams.We are realtor/mortgage brokers.Any advice always welcome

By: Store Builder

Store Builder — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 03:40:42 +0000

I must say that the calculator was a huge plus for me. I have also started building my own ebay store websites. Seems to be just as much work as that of having a store on ebay. But it makes me feel like I acutally own something.

Anyways, great work.

By: Holly

Holly — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 19:51:11 +0000

Hi Ryan,
First, THANK YOU for the AWESOME tools you have created to save so much time for EBAY sellers like myself!! And to help us be more productive! I have just found your EBAY stores calculator and I will definitely use this since I am a store owner. I have a request though, can you add something to accomodate the "store referral credit"? EBAY gives store owners a 75% discount on the FVF if the sale is generated from a store owners marketing efforts. Thanks you and keep up the great work!

By: Jemetos

Jemetos — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 06:03:49 +0000

This is great. I bought a calculator on CD once which was good too but web based is better and up to date. The Paypal fee calculator is greate too. just shows what ebay is earning (they also own Paypal I believe) There are quite a few auction sites that do n ot charge fees such as

http://www.EnergyBook.biz

which is focussed on green products and renewable energy. But EnergyBook still uses PayPal as it seems to work well. Thanks for a great blog and plenty of greate software.

By: Sue

Sue — Thu, 28 May 2009 18:50:00 +0000

OMG....I just discovered you have an EBAY STORES CALCULATOR! I clicked on your name to see if I could suggest adding it to your current calculator for Fixed Price & Auction. Many times I want to find out what format would be the most economical way to list. Granted, I would still have to use both calculators, but perhaps in the future you can add it so one only has to use =ONE= calculator in order to make a comparison? Thank you!