Fees
What a sale costs the seller
One seller-side fee, taken from the sale. Buyers pay the price on the listing and nothing else to Collectible Deck. Nothing here has run yet — the marketplace is pre-launch and no order has been processed.
Final-value fee
Schedule fvf-2026-08-24a. It is charged to the seller when an order settles.
| Rate | 66,250 parts per million, that is 6.625% |
|---|---|
| Applies to | Base up to and including $7,500.00 |
| Per-order fee | 15 cents |
| Fee base | The item price. Excludes sales tax. |
| Rounding | Down |
| Minimum order | 500 cents |
| Maximum sale price | $5,000.00, that is 500,000 cents |
A second tier of 11,750 ppm is retained in the schedule and is currently inactive. It is listed here because the schedule carries it, not because anything is charged at that rate today.
Trade fee
A trade is charged per side, on the declared value of that side, in cents. Each side pays for its own declared value; the two are priced independently.
| Declared value (cents) | Fee per side (cents) |
|---|---|
| 0 to 50,000 | 300 |
| 50,001 to 500,000 | 900 |
| 500,001 and above | 2,500 |
The $5,000.00 sale ceiling does not apply to a trade’s declared value.
A trade fee is refundable only while the exchange details have never been released. Once either side has been given the other’s details, the fee stands whatever happens to the trade afterwards, including if it is later cancelled. A trade can only expire before details are released, when the fee is still refundable.
Two properties this schedule holds to
Selling for one more cent never nets the seller less. A tier boundary that punished you for pricing a dollar higher would be a bug, not a policy.
A settled order’s fees are fixed at settlement. Editing the schedule later does not reach back and re-price an order that already completed.
What the buyer pays
The listing price. Collectible Deck adds no buyer-side fee and collects no shipping charge — delivery is arranged between the buyer and the seller, as the seller guidelines describe. Sales tax, where it applies, is outside the fee base above.
When this changes
The schedule identifier changes with it. If you are reading a different identifier than the one on your order, they are different schedules, and yours is the one that was in force when your order settled.