Updated Oct 2026
Short answer: The help article's $100 example keeps $91.10 after a $6 selling fee and a $2.90 processing fee. Verified 9 Oct 2026.
Curtsy says it is free to list. When an item sells, the selling fee is $1 plus 5%, along with a 2.9% processing fee. The article's example is a $100 item, a $6 selling fee, a $2.90 processing fee, and $91.10 earnings.
Help-article $100 example
Where this sale goes: you keep $91.10. Fees $8.90.
$100.00 - $1.00 - 5% - 2.9% = $91.10. Plan $0. Planning only.
| Help-article example | Amount |
|---|---|
| Item sells for | $100.00 |
| Selling fee ($1 + 5%) | $6.00 |
| Processing fee shown on that example | $2.90 |
| Earnings | $91.10 |
Source, checked 9 Oct 2026: Curtsy Help — Does Curtsy charge a fee to sell?. The article does not say whether shipping is inside the 2.9% processing fee. This page does not add that claim. Planning only. Not affiliated.
When the page opens: KEEP $91.10. Curtsy's help article shows a selling fee of $1 plus 5%, and a 2.9% processing fee. On a $100 item the selling fee is $6 and the processing fee is $2.90, so earnings are $91.10.
The help article says items imported from other platforms carry over the same fees as their original platform, and listings that offer free shipping qualify for Curtsy's lower fee.
The article's $100 example shows a $2.90 processing fee and does not say whether shipping is inside that 2.9%. This page applies 2.9% to the sale amount you type, which matches that example, and it does not claim a shipping rule.