Updated Oct 2026
Short answer: A €100 sale in the €2–€149 band keeps €86.50 after 12.5% + €1. Verified 9 Oct 2026. VAT is not added on this page.
The seller terms say the fee is usually 12.5% of the purchase price plus a fixed amount. From €2 to €149 that fixed amount is €1. On €100 the fee is €13.50 and you keep €86.50.
Seller success fee, no VAT line
Where this sale goes: you keep €86.50. Fees €13.50.
€100 - 12.5% - €1.00 = €86.50. VAT is not added on this page. Planning only.
| Purchase price | Fee in the seller terms | Keep on the top of the band |
|---|---|---|
| €1 | 12.5% | €0.88 on €1 |
| €2–€149 | 12.5% + €1 | €86.50 on €100 |
| €150–€299 | 12.5% + €2 | €129.25 on €150 |
| €300–€499 | 12.5% + €3 | €259.50 on €300 |
| €500–€999 | 12.5% + €5 | €432.50 on €500 |
| €1,000+ | 12.5% + €10 | €865.00 on €1,000 |
Source, checked 9 Oct 2026: Catawiki seller terms (valid from 17 August 2026). The fee is usually 12.5% of the purchase price with an additional fixed amount, excludes VAT which may be added where applicable, and is non-refundable. This page does not add VAT. Fees may differ for some object categories. Planning only. Not affiliated.
When the page opens: KEEP €86.50. The seller terms say the fee is usually 12.5% of the purchase price plus a fixed amount. From €2 to €149 the fixed amount is €1. On €100 the fee is €12.50 + €1.00 = €13.50, so you keep €86.50.
No. The seller terms say the fee excludes VAT, which may be added where applicable. This page does not add a VAT line.
€1 is 12.5% only. €2 to €149 adds €1. €150 to €299 adds €2. €300 to €499 adds €3. €500 to €999 adds €5. €1,000 and above adds €10. The terms also say the fee may differ for certain object categories.