Fee rate card: Success fees and final order value fees
A success fee is charged on the sale value of the item sold on Bob Shop. Success fees vary depending on the category where the item is listed. Bob Shop charges a category-based success fee (up to a maximum of R5,000 excl. VAT per item).
The success fee is 8.75% excluding VAT, or 10.06% including VAT for the following categories:
- Antiques & Collectables
- Art
- Baby
- Books & Education
- Clothing, Shoes & Accessories
- Garden, Patio & Pets
- Gemstones & Rocks
- Gift Vouchers & Coupons
- Holistic & Esoteric
- Jewellery & Watches
- Militaria
- Sport & Leisure
- Toys & Hobbies
- Travel & Entertainment
- Unusual
- X- Rated Adult Material
The success fee is 7.25% excluding VAT, or 8.34% including VAT for the following categories:
- Automotive: Motorcycles, Boats & Other Vehicles and Car Parts & Accessories
- Business, Farming & Industry
- Crafts
- Groceries & Household
- Health & Beauty
- Home & Living
- Stamps
The success fee is 5.75% excluding VAT, or 6.61% including VAT for the following categories:
- Cell Phones & Accessories
- Coins & Notes
- Computers & Networking
- Electronics
- Gaming
- Movies & Television
- Music & Instruments
- Photo & Video
The success fee is 2.5% excluding VAT, or 2.88% including VAT for the following categories:
- Automotive: Cars
Adding a promotional category enhancement to an item can make it even easier for buyers to find it. It lets you list the item in a related second category or as part of a special promotion. The higher of the two category success fees will then be applied, regardless of which category the buyer actually purchases the item from.
For example, the success fee for the clothing, shoes and accessories category is 10.06% including VAT, whereas the success fee for the computers and networking category is 6.61% including VAT. If you list a computer bag in one of these categories, and then enhance it by also listing it in the second category, the success fee for the clothing, shoes and accessories category will be applied, as it is the higher of the two fees.
If a buyer does not pay for a purchase, the seller can apply to have the success fee back to their accounts.
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