Not everyone publishes
Five of the channels we track publish clear and reasonably stable commission tables: Amazon, PcComponentes, Cdiscount, Kaufland and Bol. Allegro, eBay, Fnac and ManoMano publish part of the information, often spread across several help pages.
Worten, El Corte Inglés and Zalando do not publish commission at all. You only learn it once the application moves forward, which also says something about the kind of relationship those channels want with sellers.
The monthly fee is rarely the deciding factor
Fixed fees run from zero to around one hundred euros per country. eBay, Allegro and Bol charge no monthly fee. Amazon charges 39 euros on the professional plan, Cdiscount and PcComponentes sit around 40, and Fnac charges per marketplace, which changes the maths for anyone wanting PT, ES and FR at once.
On a catalogue with volume, the monthly fee dilutes quickly. What weighs is commission by category, the returns policy and the real cost of shipping to each market.
What rarely shows up in the tables
- On-channel advertising, which in competitive categories has stopped being optional
- Payment terms, which range from fifteen to sixty days and hit cash flow
- Penalties for stockouts or late dispatch, which cost you the buy box
- Translation and listing work per channel, which is real team time and appears on no invoice
Always re-check before any investment decision. Amazon changed its fees on 5 January 2026 and other channels adjusted during the year. Every figure we publish carries its verification date and its source.
The profile for each channel, with commission, monthly fee, markets covered and where to register as a seller, sits in the marketplace index.