PayPal Goods & Services Fee Calculator

Estimate the seller fee and net receipt for a PayPal Goods and Services payment. This payment path is distinct from PayPal Checkout and invoice payments.

Official rule: Send/Receive Money for Goods & Services (paypal-US-goods_services-USD, v1) | Verified 2026-10-09

Domestic transaction in the listed receiving currency; currency conversion excluded.

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Selected market: United States. The standard rate below updates with the chosen PayPal business market.

PayPal Fee (2.99%)-$14.95
Total Net Amount$485.05
Ask for this amount to get $500.00$515.41
US dollar example

What is the PayPal Goods & Services fee on $100?

For a US domestic USD payment using Send/Receive Money for Goods & Services, the 2.99% fee takes $2.99 from $100, leaving the seller $97.01. This specific payment flow has no fixed fee; it is not the PayPal Checkout or invoice rate.

US domestic USD example; no international fee, currency conversion, or negotiated pricing.

Source: PayPal US fees · Source updated · Rate last verified

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Goods & Services Is Not PayPal Checkout

A sale can be collected through different PayPal payment paths. Use the rate for the path actually used, not one universal rate for every commercial payment.

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Live Market Math

Tracked fee logic beats static examples.

This calculator uses the tracked market-specific rate first, then lets you switch to a custom fee only when you want to model a different scenario.

Coverage

All tracked business markets

Rate Mode

Tracked first, editable second

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People Also Ask

What is the PayPal Goods and Services fee?

The PayPal Goods and Services fee depends on the market. This page shows the tracked rate used by this calculator and the amount left after fees.

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How much is PayPal Goods and Services fee?

Enter $100 into the calculator to see the tracked PayPal Goods and Services fee and the estimated net amount received for the selected market.

Who pays the PayPal Goods and Services fee?

PayPal deducts the processing fee from the seller's receipt. A price agreed between buyer and seller does not change who PayPal charges. The gross-up result is a pricing estimate, not permission to add a payment surcharge.

Is Goods and Services the same as PayPal Checkout?

No. The US fee schedule lists Send/Receive Money for Goods and Services separately from PayPal Checkout. This calculator uses the Goods and Services row; use the payment-method comparison for Checkout and other PayPal paths. Rates also depend on the account market.

Is PayPal G&S the same as invoice fees?

No. PayPal Goods and Services and PayPal invoice payments can use different fee structures, so it is worth checking both before you send a request or invoice.

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How This Goods And Services Rate Is Verified

The default Goods and Services result uses the tracked market-specific PayPal business rate for the selected country before any optional custom editing.

Last Reviewed

October 9, 2026

This review covered US merchant fee inputs only. Other markets and consumer fees have separate review dates and scopes; see the public rate update log.

US official page updated: October 1, 2026

Evidence Mode

Official Direct Mapping

The standard rate shown on this page is mapped from the tracked PayPal business fee source for the selected market rather than from a generic seller assumption.

Coverage

Market-Specific PayPal Business Fees

This page uses the supported market-specific Goods and Services fee rows tracked in the PayPal fee data layer.

The US APM row covers only the all-other-APMs tier, not named payment methods or payment links and buttons. Check the official schedule for those products.

If you switch to the custom rate editor, the result becomes your own scenario model rather than the tracked default rate.

Use the methodology page if you want to inspect the source policy before relying on a result for a quote, invoice, or contract.

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Why 2.99% Goods & Services and 3.49% Checkout are both correct

They are different payment products, not conflicting quotes for the same transaction. Selling a service does not automatically put a Checkout payment in the Send/Receive Money for Goods and Services row. Match the payment product shown in your transaction details, not just what you sold.

US domestic business payments, $100 received in USD, no conversion
Payment productRateFeeNet receipt
Send/Receive Money for Goods and Services2.99%$2.99$97.01
PayPal Checkout3.49% + $0.49$3.98$96.02
Standard credit and debit card payments2.99% + $0.49$3.48$96.52

The G&S row has no fixed USD charge; Checkout includes $0.49. Standard cards also use 2.99%, but add $0.49. A paid invoice follows its own payment-method table. Personal transfers are a separate category, not a substitute for paying for a sale.

Official US commercial transaction table | Invoice payment methods | Compare payment products

How to Calculate PayPal Goods & Services Fees

The PayPal Goods and Services fee is the processing deduction taken from a commercial payment for goods or services. This calculator shows the tracked market rate, the net amount after fees, and the total you need to charge if you want to cover the fee.

Goods & Services Versus Checkout

The US schedule has a separate Send/Receive Money for Goods and Services row. PayPal Checkout, direct card payments and paid invoices use their own rows. The selected market determines which Goods and Services rule applies here.

Net Amount Matters More Than The Headline Rate

Most sellers care about how much they actually keep. The useful output is not just the percentage fee, but the net amount after the full PayPal deduction.

Gross-Up Pricing Prevents Shortfalls

The gross-up result estimates the total needed for a target net receipt. PayPal still charges the seller; a private pricing agreement does not change that. Check applicable terms before adding any separate payment surcharge.

Related PayPal Fee Pages

Adjacent PayPal fee questions often mix calculators and explanation pages. These related pages help you move from a transaction estimate to the matching guide or comparison page without returning to the homepage.