How much does eBay take when I sell a Riftbound card?

eBay charges a final-value fee of roughly 13% for trading cards plus a small fixed per-order fee, applied to the item price and the postage the buyer pays. On a $100 sale you'd typically net around $86 before your own postage cost.

Should I grade a Riftbound card before selling it?

Only if the graded price exceeds the raw price by more than the grading cost (roughly US$19–75 per card). For most cards under about $50 raw, grading costs more than it adds.

What you'll actually pocket

Every price site tells you what a card is worth. This tells you what you keep after the marketplace takes its cut. Enter a sale price and see your real net — after eBay or TCGplayer fees, postage, and the cost of grading it first if you go that route.

Sale priceSelling onPostage buyer paysYour postage costGrade it first?

You'd pocket

A$-0.30

Sale price: A$0.00
eBay fees: − A$0.30

Estimate only. Fee rates are approximate public schedules and change; grading is billed in USD and shown converted at an indicative rate. Always confirm current fees with the marketplace.

How selling fees work

eBay takes a final-value fee (~13% for trading cards) plus a small fixed fee, charged on the item and the postage the buyer pays.
TCGplayer (US) takes commission plus payment processing — roughly 12–13% all-in.
Private / local sale has no marketplace fee, but you'll usually accept a lower price for the convenience.
Grading only makes sense when the graded price beats the raw price by more than the grading cost — see the grade-or-not calculator.