How Laced fees work
Laced charges a 12% seller fee and a 3% payment processing fee, both on the sale price. You send the pair to Laced for checking, and the £6.99 shipping is taken from your payout.
| Laced fee | Rate |
|---|---|
| Seller feeOn the sale price | 12% |
| Payment processingOn the sale price | 3% |
| ShippingThe label to Laced, from your payout | £6.99 |
A worked example
A pair of trainers bought for £110.00 and sold on Laced for £150.00.
Sold on Laced
Trainers · Shipped to LacedLaced takes £22.50 in fees, and £6.99 goes on shipping: £29.49 in all.
Mistakes that cost you profit
- Forgetting the shippingThe £6.99 label comes off every payout. On cheaper pairs it’s a big share.
- Counting only the seller feeThe 3% payment fee is on top of the 12%.
- Late shippingSend the pair on time: Laced can charge a penalty for late shipping.
Questions
How much does Laced take from a £150.00 sale?
£22.50 in fees (12% + 3%), plus £6.99 shipping from your payout.
Who pays shipping on Laced?
You do: £6.99 for the label to Laced, taken from your payout.
Is this profit before tax?
Yes. It’s the profit on this one sale, before tax and running costs.
Small print
Results are estimates from Laced’s published UK fees, checked 22 Oct 2026. Fees change, and your own account may differ (offers, promotions, your level or region). Always check the figure Laced shows you before you list. Nothing here is tax advice. Sources: