It is not the number of items "on site" but the number of listings, relistings, or automatic renewals (of fixed-price listings which automatically renew each month) that occur during the billing period (month)
ETA: Think of it this way: you have an allowance of 250 (for most sellers) waivers of the basic insertion fee each month. If you've used them up, any after that is full price.
Items above your 250 free insertions incur an insertion fee each month. Each active or new item either uses one of your free insertions, or incurs an insertion fee.
You are very close if not over the break even point for a basic store. If you are going to keep your active items over 300, you should consider a subscription. The month to month fee of $28 is entirely paid for by not paying insertion fees when you hit 330 insertions, plus you get a discount of roughly 10% on final value fees. A combination of the 2 factors will cover the store cost plus save you a bit.
woodland_gnome
·2 years agoIt is not the number of items "on site" but the number of listings, relistings, or automatic renewals (of fixed-price listings which automatically renew each month) that occur during the billing period (month)
ETA: Think of it this way: you have an allowance of 250 (for most sellers) waivers of the basic insertion fee each month. If you've used them up, any after that is full price.
wooden_flower
Mentor2 years ago@suken-7
Items above your 250 free insertions incur an insertion fee each month. Each active or new item either uses one of your free insertions, or incurs an insertion fee.
You are very close if not over the break even point for a basic store. If you are going to keep your active items over 300, you should consider a subscription. The month to month fee of $28 is entirely paid for by not paying insertion fees when you hit 330 insertions, plus you get a discount of roughly 10% on final value fees. A combination of the 2 factors will cover the store cost plus save you a bit.