You keep
Keep $42.50 from a $50.00 Walmart Marketplace sale
Official math, planning only: keep = sale − leftover referral you type − leftover $ you type. Sale = item × qty + shipping you charged + gift wrap you charged. Referral = sale × leftover %. No published per-unit floor on the schedule we fetched — type a min only if Statements shows one. Default is a $50 mixing bowl, leftover 15% typed from the published Home, Kitchen, Decor & Garden row, empty ship, empty WFS. Change leftover to your Statements commission rate.
15% × $50.00 = $7.50. Monthly empty = $0 (public seller page). Planning only — not a payout screenshot.
This is a Walmart Marketplace seller-center checkout — a $50 mixing bowl in Home, Kitchen, Decor & Garden, a $50 USB hub in Personal Computers — not an Amazon Professional calendar charge and not a closet app. Official public seller page (fetched 28 Aug 2026): zero monthly or set up fees, just a referral rate on items sold. FAQ: no setup, monthly, or hidden fees. Referral rates vary by category and total sales price and range from 6% to 15% on that FAQ. The detailed machine is the contract-category schedule (Marketplace Learn, last updated 9 Mar 2026) — leftover % you type from the commission-rate column on Statements. Total sales price includes item + shipping and handling + gift wrap + other charges. Empty WFS = $0 — fulfillment is named, not priced on the referral schedule. Keep = sale − leftover referral you type − leftover $ you type. That is not Amazon’s $39.99 Professional month plus a fee-category leftover.
That’s why sellers pay zero monthly or set up fees—just a competitive referral rate on items sold.
— Walmart Marketplace, marketplace.walmart.com, fetched 28 Aug 2026 (HTTP 200)
There are no setup, monthly, or hidden fees for any sellers. Instead, you pay for what you sell. We deduct a referral fee rate from each completed purchase. Our referral fee rates vary by category and total sales price and range from 6% to 15%.
— Same page, FAQ “What does it cost to sell on Walmart Marketplace?”, fetched 28 Aug 2026 (HTTP 200)
That $0 month is the difference from Amazon Professional’s published $39.99. This card will not invent a Walmart subscription. Type leftover $ only for WFS, ads, or a Statements line the schedule does not price.
As a Marketplace seller, you pay a Referral Fee for each product you sell on Walmart Marketplace. The Referral Fee is determined by the contract category (also known as the product type) of your item. Total sales price includes item price as well as shipping and handling, gift wrap and other charges. Navigate to your Statements page. The commission rate column displays the Referral Fee percentage assigned to your products.
— Referral Fee Schedule for Contract Categories, Marketplace Learn, last updated 9 Mar 2026, fetched 28 Aug 2026 (HTTP 200)
The schedule is long on purpose. We will not reprint it. A short published sample — leftover percents you can type into the card — from that 9 Mar 2026 table:
| Published contract category | Referral you can type |
|---|---|
| Personal Computers | 6% |
| Consumer Electronics | 8% |
| Appliances — Major | 8% |
| Automotive & Powersports | 12% |
| Home, Kitchen, Decor & Garden | 15% |
| Everything Else | 15% |
| Jewelry & Precious Metals | 20% of the portion up to $250; 5% of the portion above $250 — type the leftover that matches your sticker, do not invent a blend |
Personal Computers at 6% is not Amazon Computers at 8%. Same USB hub, two leftover boxes. The FAQ’s 6–15% range does not erase Jewelry’s 20% first-band row. Type Statements. Source: Marketplace Learn schedule.
Marketplace order: one $50 mixing bowl in Home, Kitchen, Decor & Garden. Empty shipping. Empty gift wrap. Empty WFS. Leftover 15% typed from that published row. Min empty (schedule we fetched prints no $0.30 floor).
Walmart does not publish this $50 keep. The 15% for Home, Kitchen, Decor & Garden is official; the subtraction is ours. Source: Marketplace Learn schedule. Type a different leftover, include postage, or paste WFS when that is the settlement. Not a payout screenshot.
| What you typed | Referral / extra | Keep (empty WFS) |
|---|---|---|
| $50 Home/Kitchen leftover 15% (default) | $7.50 | $42.50 |
| $50 Personal Computers leftover 6% | $3.00 | $47.00 |
| $50 Consumer Electronics leftover 8% | $4.00 | $46.00 |
| $50 + $8 ship you type, leftover 15% of $58 | $8.70 | $49.30 |
| $50 leftover 15% + typed $5.40 WFS | $7.50 + $5.40 = $12.90 | $37.10 |
| $250 Jewelry leftover 20% of first $250 | $50.00 | $200.00 |
Do not paste Amazon’s $0.30 min onto this card because a blog mixed the two marketplaces. The Walmart schedule we fetched does not print that floor. If Statements shows a floor, type it.
The public seller page names Walmart Fulfillment Services and says it has a transparent pricing structure without hidden fees. The referral schedule we fetched prints no pick/pack band, no cubic-foot storage, no 2026 size-tier table. Empty leftover $ = $0. Type the WFS line from your rate card when that unit actually went WFS. Pasting a blog’s “starting at $3.45” would be inventing a mill.
Walmart Marketplace leftover is a contract category on Statements. Amazon leftover is a fee category on sell.amazon.com/pricing, plus a $39.99 Professional month that this public Walmart page does not charge. Open the Amazon page for that stack. This page stays on Walmart.
Official HTML we fetched does not print Illinois vs California, and does not say whether tax sits in the referral base. Empty tax is not modeled. If your disbursement skims referral of a tax dollar you never keep, paste the sale that actually settled.
Gaps we will not paper over: a 50-category mill; inventing a $0.30 min the schedule does not print; flattening Jewelry 20% to the FAQ’s 6–15% summary; WFS size/weight/storage dollars; 50-state sales tax; a monthly subscription the public seller page prices at zero; Amazon Professional $39.99 as if it were Walmart.
Public seller page: no setup, monthly, or hidden fees. Referral leftover you type from the contract-category schedule (FAQ summary 6–15%; schedule has more rows). Last checked 28 Aug 2026 from marketplace.walmart.com and the Marketplace Learn schedule (updated 9 Mar 2026).
Not on the public Walmart seller page we fetched. That number is Amazon Professional. This card subtracts $0 for the month unless you type a leftover dollar that actually hit.
Schedule: total sales price includes shipping and handling, gift wrap and other charges. Type postage when it sat on the order. Empty ship = $0 here.
Planning, leftover 15% typed from Home, Kitchen, Decor & Garden, empty ship, empty WFS: $50 − $7.50 − $0 = $42.50. Not a payout screenshot.
The schedule we fetched does not print a per-unit floor like Amazon’s $0.30. Empty min = $0. Type one only if Statements shows it.
No. You type leftover % from Statements. A short published sample is above. The FAQ 6–15% range is a summary, not a reason to ignore Jewelry 20%.
Open the profit calculator Open seller-fees hub — type your dashboard % Stripe vs Wise payout
Amazon Professional $39.99 + category leftover (different marketplace, not a vs-clone): Amazon seller fees explained. Amazon artisan program: Amazon Handmade fees explained.