For each purchase, how much goes to the seller and how much is paid in fees?

When you place an order on ComeUp, we’re committed to being fully transparent about how your payment is distributed. Before confirming your purchase, you’ll see a detailed order summary showing the total price, the amount paid to the seller, the banking and security fees, and ComeUp’s share.

This breakdown lets you know exactly how much is going to the seller, so you can clearly see what you’re paying for.

✔ Amount paid to the seller

Most sellers subscribe to ComeUp Plus, which means they only pay €1 in commission per transaction. In this case, nearly all of your payment goes directly to the seller.

✔ Banking and security fees

These fees are charged by our banking partners and escrow service providers to ensure secure payments. They are included in the final price shown on the confirmation page.

💡 Why do these fees exist?

Unlike platforms such as Fiverr, where these costs are hidden within a 20% seller commission, ComeUp applies separate fees. This allows sellers to receive a fairer payout while still providing a secure payment experience for buyers.

✔ VAT (Value-Added Tax)

The amount of VAT depends on several factors:

• Your country of residence (France, French overseas territories, EU, or outside the EU)
• The seller’s country and status (individual or professional)
• Your own tax status (individual or business)