VenmoFee Calculator

Enter a payment to see Venmo's fee and what you keep, add an Instant Transfer if you cash out straight away, or find what to charge to receive an exact amount.

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The payment

Where the $100.00 goes

What you keep against what Venmo takes.

  • You keep$97.01
  • Venmo takes$2.99
  • Of every $100 you charge, you keep$97.01

Venmo fees

You receive

$97.01

From a $100.00 payment

Venmo fee
$2.99
Effective rate
2.99%
You charge
$100.00
You keep
$97.01
Fee breakdown
Part of the feeAmount
2.99% of $100$2.99
Fixed fee$0.00
Total fee$2.99

Presets are Venmo's US fees as of November 2026: 2.99% on goods and services payments to a personal account, 1.9% + $0.10 on payments to a business profile, and 1.75% for an Instant Transfer (at least $0.25, at most $25). Payments between friends are free. Check Venmo's fees page for changes.

How to use the Venmo Fee Calculator

  1. 1

    Choose whether you want what you keep or what to charge.

  2. 2

    Enter the payment amount.

  3. 3

    Pick a personal account or a business profile.

  4. 4

    Turn on Instant Transfer if you'll cash out straight away.

How much does Venmo charge?

As of November 2026, Venmo charges sellers a fee when a payment is for goods and services, and charges anyone who moves money out instantly:

  • Goods and services payments to a personal account: 2.99%.
  • Payments to a business profile: 1.9% + $0.10.
  • Instant Transfer to your bank or card: 1.75%, at least $0.25 and at most $25.
  • Standard transfers, which take one to three business days, are free.
  • Payments between friends from a balance, bank or debit card are free.

The Venmo fee formula

Goods and services: fee = amount × 2.99%. On $100 you pay $2.99 and keep $97.01. Instant Transfer then takes 1.75% of what you move: $1.70 on $97.01, so you end up with $95.31.

To receive an exact amount: charge = amount you want ÷ (1 − 0.0299). To keep $100, charge $103.09, or $104.92 if you'll use Instant Transfer.

Personal account or business profile?

If you sell regularly, a business profile is cheaper per payment and keeps your sales apart from personal payments. Venmo's rules expect sales to go through goods and services or a business profile, not as a payment between friends, and goods and services payments come with purchase protection for the buyer.

Ways to keep more

Use free standard transfers when you can wait a day or two. If you need cash fast, move larger amounts less often, since the fee is a percentage with a $0.25 minimum. For bigger sales, a business profile's lower rate adds up.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Venmo charge for goods and services?

As of November 2026, 2.99% of the payment for a personal account, paid by the seller. On $100 the fee is $2.99. Business profiles pay 1.9% + $0.10.

How much is the Venmo Instant Transfer fee?

1.75% of the amount you transfer, with a minimum of $0.25 and a maximum of $25. Standard transfers are free.

Who pays the Venmo goods and services fee?

The seller, the person receiving the payment. The buyer pays nothing extra unless they send with a credit card, which costs them 3%.

How much should I charge to receive $100 on Venmo?

$103.09 as a goods and services payment to a personal account. The formula is amount ÷ (1 − 0.0299).

Is it free to receive money on Venmo?

Payments from friends are free. Payments marked as goods and services, or sent to a business profile, have a seller fee.

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