Jumia Fee Calculator

Jumia is Africa's largest marketplace, with sellers across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Egypt, Senegal, Uganda, Morocco, and Ivory Coast all working from the same English VendorHub documentation. Its fee structure is simpler than it looks at first glance: there is no listing fee and no standard monthly subscription, and the headline commission already includes the country VAT, so you do not add VAT on top the way some marketplaces require. What you do need to track is the category commission, which runs from 6% for mobile phones up to 20% for auto, baby, grocery, health and beauty, and sporting goods, plus the country-specific order preparation or shipping contribution fee that Jumia adds per order.

This calculator models eight representative categories from Jumia's official 2026 VendorHub schedules (phones 6%, TVs 8%, laptops 8%, cameras, tablets and large appliances 10%, small appliances, audio and solar 12%, toys and games 15%, fashion, home and electronics accessories 17%, and the high-rate 20% group) or any custom rate your exact category path dictates. Enter your sale price and item cost, and optionally your local order processing or shipping contribution fee converted to USD, to get the commission, total platform fees, net profit, and margin per sale. Because every country's VendorHub publishes slightly different per-order fees, that optional field is what keeps the calculator accurate wherever in Africa you sell.

The calculator is a planning tool, not a quote: official rate cards are published by full category path and change over time, and local currency conversions move daily. Ivory Coast sellers face a FCFA sales-based subscription tier instead of the free-listing model, so check your country's VendorHub page. Sponsored products, returns handling, and Jumia Express storage are costs you add on top, and this calculator intentionally keeps them separate so you can see the platform take on its own.

For a marketplace whose sellers span nine countries under one English documentation set, an accurate fee calculator is genuinely useful rather than a commodity, and nothing currently on the SERP serves that whole audience. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.