About Fee Calculator Hub
Free, no-signup calculators that show exactly what payment processors and marketplaces take in fees — so you can price with confidence.
Last updated: August 24, 2026
Why we exist
If you freelance, sell online, or run a small business, every sale comes with a hidden haircut: processing fees, marketplace fees, currency conversion, fixed per-transaction charges. Providers publish this information across dozens of confusing pricing pages — and the real number you care about, what lands in your account, is rarely shown anywhere.
We built Fee Calculator Hub to answer one question instantly: "If I charge $500 through Stripe in the UK, what do I actually receive?" No signup, no email wall, no waiting. Type an amount, get the answer.
How we keep rates accurate
Fee structures change frequently — sometimes several times a year. Stale numbers produce wrong answers, so accuracy is our core engineering problem:
- Every calculator shows a visible "last verified" date sourced from the provider's official pricing page.
- Our systems automatically re-check published rates against each provider's official pricing page on a weekly schedule.
- Every rate change is logged with its previous value, so nothing updates silently.
- Each calculator links directly to the official source page so you can confirm before making a decision.
Independence
Fee Calculator Hub is an independent project. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Stripe, PayPal, Square, or any other provider covered on this site. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only.
The site is free to use and supported by advertising. Ads never sit inside or interfere with the calculators themselves.
What's next
We're expanding from payment processors to marketplaces (Etsy, eBay), freelance-pricing tools, tax estimators, and invoicing helpers — plus more country coverage based on what visitors actually search for.
Say hello
Found an inaccurate rate? Want a calculator we don't have yet? Contact us — corrections and suggestions genuinely shape what gets built next.