How much of a sale goes to the nonprofit?
Updated September 9, 2026
You decide, and the percentage applies to your cut — what is left after the platform's 15% and card processing — not to the sale price.
You may give nothing. A listing where you keep 100% is allowed and settles normally.
If you do give, each cause you pick gets at least 10% of your cut, and one listing carries at most three causes. The server refuses a split that breaks either rule when you create or edit a listing.
Worked through on a $100 sale: your cut is about $82, so a cause at the 10% floor receives about $8.20 and you keep about $74. The exact figures follow the card fee actually charged on the payment.
Taking a cause down to nothing means removing it, not dragging it to zero — a cause that is on the listing always holds at least its floor.
100% of what you give reaches the nonprofit you chose. The platform does not take a second cut of the donation.
The limits are checked when a listing is created or edited and never again afterwards, so a listing published under older rules settles exactly as it was agreed.