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Steam Market fee calculator

See a cent-rounded selling scenario for a Dota 2 item. The Steam view uses this site’s existing local fee methodology; the custom view uses only the fees you enter.

$8.70
Seller proceeds
13.0%
effective fee
  • Buyer pays$10.00
  • Static local Steam-method component (5%)−$0.43
  • Static local game-method component (10%)−$0.87
  • Total fees and costs−$1.30
  • Seller proceeds$8.70

Funds go to your Steam Wallet. This existing local Steam methodology uses cent rounding and a $0.01 minimum per fee; it is not a claim about current official fee configuration. Cents are rounded at each displayed fee step.

How the fee scenario works

The built-in view is a static local scenario: it applies stored 5% and 10% components to seller proceeds, then rounds in cents with a one-cent minimum for each component. Local scenario reviewed 2026-07-20; this is not a statement of a current marketplace configuration.

The buyer price, total fees, and seller proceeds are kept separate so you can inspect each assumption. The manual view uses only the values you enter. For a selling walkthrough, see how to sell Dota 2 items on the Steam Market.

Compare your inputs

Use the calculator output alongside the price information you choose to review.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the built-in Steam method model?

It is this tool’s static local scenario: a stored 5% component plus a stored 10% component, calculated from seller proceeds with cent rounding and a one-cent minimum for each. It does not state a current official or marketplace fee configuration.

If I want to receive a specific amount, what should I list the item for?

Switch the calculator to "I want to receive" and enter a target. The selected local or manual scenario returns the smallest cent-rounded listing that reaches it.

Is the fee taken from the buyer’s price or from what I receive?

In the built-in local scenario, components are calculated from seller proceeds and added to form the buyer price. The manual scenario instead deducts your entered costs from the listing price.

Can I withdraw Steam Market earnings to my bank?

This calculator does not model withdrawals or cash-out availability. Use the manual fields only to enter costs you want to include in your own scenario.

Why can the effective rate differ for low prices?

The built-in local method uses a one-cent minimum for each stored component. At low prices, those minimums form a larger share of the entered listing.