Fees, compared Numbers, not a pitch.

What each marketplace actually takes.

Pick where you sell now and see the same sale run through both sets of fees. Every figure that is not Brindl's comes from that platform's own current fee page, checked September 2026, and each page says where that platform is the better choice.

Where you sell now

Six comparisons, one sale at a time.

Fiverr 20% of every order, tips included Fiverr vs Brindl Upwork 0% to 15% per contract, plus Connects to bid Upwork vs Brindl Etsy 6.5% + 3% + 25 cents on the item and the shipping, plus 20 cents to list Etsy vs Brindl Poshmark 20% on sales over $15, $2.95 at $15 and under Poshmark vs Brindl Mercari 10% of the item and the buyer-paid shipping Mercari vs Brindl eBay 13.25% + 40 cents on the item and the shipping eBay vs Brindl

Brindl's side, stated once

10% plus $0.30 on the item price, taken from the seller. Nothing added to what your buyer pays, nothing taken from shipping, nothing to list, and your money released 3 days after the sale. Card processing comes out of that share rather than being charged on top.

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Why these pages say where they lose

Every comparison here names the thing the other platform does better, because most of them do something Brindl cannot yet. A page that only lists its own advantages is an advert, and anyone who has actually sold on Etsy or Fiverr can tell the difference. The fee tables are worth reading precisely because the paragraph underneath them is not selling you anything.