Paypal Fee Calculator

How Much Will You Receive?

Compare PayPal vs Karbon fees for international payments and see which one puts more money in your pocket.
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Paypal Fee Calculator

How Much Will You Receive?

Compare PayPal vs Karbon fees for international payments and see which one puts more money in your pocket.

Open Account Today

Karbon’s PayPal Fee Calculator - Know Exactly What You’ll Receive

PayPal’s conversion fees, forex rates, and transaction charges can leave you confused about what you’re receiving. Karbon’s PayPal Fee Calculator simplifies this by giving you the exact amount you will receive after all deductions.
With PayPal, the advertised 4.4% transaction fee can quickly add up with extra costs like fixed fee and currency conversion charges, pushing total fees to over 8%.
Karbon on the other hand, has a predictable fee structure with just a flat 1% Karbon’s fee and 18% GST on Karbon’s fee, no hidden charges, making it a much more affordable choice.

How to Use the Calculator

Enter the Payment Amount

Input the amount your client will pay (e.g., 500 USD).

Select the Currency

Choose the currency from the dropdown (e.g., USD for United States). The PayPal fee tier will automatically appear based on the currency selected.

Calculate the Fees

Click "Calculate" to see PayPal’s transaction fee, fixed fee, currency conversion fee, amount you’ll receive, and how it compares to Karbon’s costs.

Adjust and Recalculate

Edit any details as needed, then click "Calculate" or hit "Reset" for a fresh start.
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Currencies You Can Calculate with Karbon’s PayPal Fee Calculator

Supports major global currencies commonly used by Indian exporters and freelancers, including USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, SGD, AED, CNY, AUD, and INR — with localized fee structures and accurate conversion handling.

Why Use Karbon’s PayPal Fee Calculator?

Accuracy

Karbon’s PayPal Fee Calculator always pulls the latest PayPal conversion rates and transaction fees, ensuring you have the most accurate, up-to-date data.

Transparency

While other calculators only show the basic transaction fee, Karbon’s calculator also reveals the ~4% "hidden" currency conversion fee, so you can see the exact amount that will land in your Indian bank account and invoice your clients with confidence.

Clear & Simple

Unlike other tools that complicate things with multiple hidden charges or complex steps, Karbon’s calculator is straightforward. Just enter your payment amount, select your currency, and the tool will handle the rest, breaking down all fees clearly, including PayPal’s conversion charges.

Why Is Calculating the Fees Important?

Simple, transparent pricing that grows with you. Try any plan free for 30 days.
When you know exactly what you'll receive after PayPal fees and conversion costs, you can ensure your invoices cover all expenses and deliver the profit you expect.
Plus, it gives you the upper hand in client discussions about fees, helping you avoid any surprises or misunderstandings.
If your client hesitates to cover PayPal’s fees, you’ll know exactly how much you stand to lose, and more importantly, where to find a better alternative

Frequently asked questions

How are PayPal fees calculated?
PayPal charges a percentage of the transaction amount plus a fixed fee, which varies based on region and account type. On top, PayPal also charges a currency conversion fee.
Can I pass PayPal fees to my clients?
You can’t directly charge your clients for PayPal fees, but you can factor them into your pricing strategy.
What is the currency conversion fee?
PayPal typically applies a currency conversion fee of around 4%, which is included in the fee breakdown.
How accurate is the conversion rate used in the calculator?
The calculator uses real-time rates, but PayPal’s exchange rates can vary slightly depending on market conditions.
How to Reduce PayPal Fees?
Account for Fees in Your Invoice 

Rather than adding PayPal fees separately, incorporate them into your pricing to ensure you're fully covered.