eBay fees and profit, right inside Claude.
A free connector, listed in Claude's connector directory, that lets Claude work out eBay fees, your profit, the price you need and whether an eBay Store would save you money, using eBay's published fee tables. No sign-up, no API key, nothing stored.
Open the Takehome listing in Claude's connector directory and add it. There is no sign-in step. Then ask Claude an eBay question in any chat.
Add to ClaudeOther ways to add it
In Claude you can also open Settings, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector, name it Takehome eBay Fees and paste this URL. Other apps that support remote MCP servers can use the same URL. It uses Streamable HTTP and needs no authentication.
https://mcp.takehomesellers.com/mcpIf Claude doesn't use it, check the connector is turned on in the chat's tools menu.
Try asking
- I sold a jacket for $45 and the buyer paid $8 shipping. It cost me $12 and the label was $6.50. What did I make?
- What would eBay take on a $9,500 trading card?
- What do I need to list this at to make a 30% margin? It cost me $15 and shipping is $5.
- I sell about 120 items a month at around $35. Should I get an eBay Store?
What it can do
What it covers
- eBay.com (US) seller fees, from eBay's published fee pages. Rates last checked on 12 November 2026.
- Results are estimates. eBay Motors vehicles, real estate, listing upgrades and fee credits are not covered, and your eBay invoice is always the final word.
- Spotted a fee change? Tell me through the contact form and I'll update it.
Private by design
The connector only needs numbers: prices, costs, a category and your Store level. It never asks for your name, eBay account or order details. Each request is answered and forgotten: nothing is stored, request contents are not logged, and nothing is shared or used to train AI. Read the privacy policy.
The connector handles one sale at a time. Takehome reads your eBay Transaction report and shows your real profit for every order and month, the orders that lost money and every fee, offline on your computer.
See Takehome