After releasing my eBay UK spreadsheet a few days ago I've been getting a lot of good feedback on it. So far it's been working great for UK sellers selling on eBay.co.uk, but for U.S. sellers who happen to be selling on the eBay UK site, calculating fees and profit in their native currency (US Dollars) starts to get a little confusing.
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Before today I had two versions of my eBay spreadsheet available, a US version and an Australian version. But today I'm releasing 3 new versions, a version for eBay Canada, a version for eBay UK, and a version for eBay Ireland. Which makes 5 versions in total now:
eBay.com (USA) (USD) -- View Screenshots
eBay.ca (Canada) (CAD) -- View Screenshots
eBay.com.au (Australia) (AUD) -- View Screenshots
eBay.co.uk (United Kingdom) (GBP) -- View Screenshots
eBay.ie (Ireland) (EUR) -- View Screenshots
Each of which has been updated with the latest, most up-to-date eBay and PayPal fee rates as of June 27, 2010. I'm also changing my policy. Before I would sell each spreadsheet separately, but now they're all sold together as one product, one unit. You only have to pay for one and you can download them all. Existing customers can download the new versions from my Download Area. New customers can purchase the spreadsheet for the first time here:
Updated with the latest eBay fees as of June 27, 2010 
This spreadsheet helps you calculate how much it would cost to sell on eBay. It includes versions for:
eBay.com (USA) -- View Screenshots
eBay.ca (Canada) -- View Screenshots
eBay.com.au (Australia) -- View Screenshots
eBay.co.uk (United Kingdom) -- View Screenshots
eBay.ie (Ireland) -- View Screenshots
With just a few clicks you can instantly determine exactly how much you are paying in fees and exactly how much you are making in profit every time you sell on eBay. All of the possible ways of selling on eBay are included. It's not only a calculator, it's a fee-comparison tool. You can use it to compare the different listing formats to see which is the best (most profitable) format to list in for any item you may be selling. It also gives you the ability to reverse calculate your fees. That means you tell the calculator the amount you want to receive after fees and it tells you what to charge to receive that amount.
You can keep a record of your sales using the included Sales Log spreadsheet or print out a chart showing what your fees would be for common amounts using the included eBay Fees Chart. You can also reverse calculate price for a large number of items at once using the included Markup spreadsheet. If eBay ever changes their fees in the future (or you want to calculate the fees for another service) you can edit all of the fee rates used by the spreadsheet using the included Edit Fee Rates worksheet.
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This spreadsheet helps you calculate how much it would cost to sell on PriceGrabber Storefronts. You simply enter the price of your item and you can see what your fees and profit would be in a Holiday or Non-Holiday period. For advanced users, there is a way for you to reverse calculate your fees to determine what amount to charge (or what to charge for S&H) to receive the amount you want after fees. You can keep a record of your sales using the included Sales Log worksheet or print out a chart showing what your fees would be for common amounts. You can also reverse calculate price or S&H for a large number of items at once using bonus "Markup" worksheet. If PriceGrabber ever changes their fees in the future (or you want to calculate the fees for another service) you can edit all of the fee rates used by the spreadsheet using the included "Edit Fee Rates" worksheet.
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