Comparing the platform fees (the commission websites makes from each sale) you can see that Ebay’s fees can be triple Rumblist’s fees.

Here’s a real-world example:

Let’s say you’re selling a nice Akrapovic Evolution exhaust system for $3,000.

✅ After Rumblist’s platform fees, you’d have $2,850.

❌ After Ebay’s platform fees, you’d have $2,613.

👎 With Ebay, you lose almost $400 just in platform fees!

Remember, this is just the “basic” fees. If you’re selling internationally and select listing upgrades, like text formatting or additional images, Ebay will hit you with “listing upgrade fees.”

Including listing upgrade fees, the total Ebay fees for a $3,000 Akrapovic exhaust could be over $450!

Rumblist does not have additional listing fees. You can add images, videos, format text and more — all for free.

The image below shows Ebay’s additional fees.

The bottom line on fees

With Rumblist, you keep 95% of your earnings.

With Ebay you can keep only 83% of your earnings, or even lower.

Ebay is a big company with big expenses. Its main goal is to make as much money from your transaction as possible.

Rumblist is a small business with small expenses. Our main goal is to benefit you.

Transaction fees note: these fees are set by credit card companies. Any website that takes credit cards is subject to these fees. Since they are not set by Rumblist or Ebay, they are not included in this comparison.

Here’s a comparison of basic features between Rumblist and Ebay:

Only Rumblist has features specifically for motorcycle riders. Including gear buying guides, product announcements, even exclusive clothing drops and discounts.