Reverb payout: Definition, Formula & Why It Matters

Also called: Reverb net payout, Reverb deposit

Your Reverb payout is the amount deposited to your bank after Reverb subtracts its fees from the order total. It is your gross sale minus the selling fee, payment processing, and any Bump. Importantly, the payout is not your profit, because it still includes what the item cost you.

Reverb payout formula

Payout = gross sale − selling fee − processing fee − Bump

Example

A $550 sale with $27.50 selling fee and $18.03 processing pays out $504.47.

Why it matters for Reverb sellers

Sellers routinely mistake their payout for profit. The payout still has to cover what you paid for the item and your shipping cost, so treating it as profit overstates how well your shop is doing.

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