Selling

When You Pay the Listing Fee

Your first listing is free. After that, the $0.50 listing fee is charged up front when you publish — not when your item sells.

1

Your first listing is free

Your very first listing on StoneFjord — in any category — is free to publish and needs no card. From your second listing on, the one-time $0.50 listing fee applies.

2

You pay when you publish — before any sale

From your second listing on, the one-time $0.50 listing fee is charged the moment you publish a listing, not when it sells. Your listing goes live as soon as the payment succeeds. It is charged to your saved card up front.

3

You pay it whether or not the item sells

Because it is a fee to publish the listing — not a fee on the transaction — it applies regardless of whether your listing ever finds a buyer. If a listing never sells, the $0.50 is not refunded.

4

Free events are always exempt

Free events (no ticket price) are always exempt — no listing fee is charged to publish them, even after your first listing. After your first free listing, every other paid listing pays the $0.50 fee to go live.

5

It is separate from per-sale fees

The $0.50 listing fee is the only upfront cost. The per-sale seller and buyer fees are taken out of the transaction only when something actually sells — so you never pay those on a listing that does not sell. Those per-sale fees are calculated on the item price plus any shipping you charge (Local Market), never on tax.

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