Guide to Commission Deductions on Ophellie

Guide to Commission Deductions on Ophellie

When you make a sale on Ophellie, a commission fee is automatically deducted before your payout. This ensures transparency, covers marketplace operations, and supports secure payment processing. Here’s everything you need to know about how commission deductions work.

1. What Are Commission Deductions?

A commission is the percentage of each sale Ophellie retains.


It’s calculated on the item price (and sometimes shipping, if enabled).


This fee is deducted automatically at the time of transaction, so you never need to pay separately.

2. Why Commissions Exist

  
Marketplace Costs:
Covers hosting, security, and platform maintenance.

Payment Handling:
Supports Stripe/PayPal processing.

Buyer Protection:
Helps fund dispute resolution and customer support.

Marketing Investment:
Contributes to promoting Ophellie and driving traffic to sellers’ shops.


4. Where to See Commission Deductions

1.     Go to your Seller Dashboard.

2.     Click Earnings or Reports.

Each order will show:

   
Gross Sale Amount

      
Commission Deducted

   
Processing Fee Deducted


Final Payout Amount

You can also download monthly reports for bookkeeping and tax purposes.

5. When Commissions Are Deducted


Deductions happen immediately when a customer pays.


You only see the net amount in your earnings balance.

  
This ensures you never need to manually transfer fees back to Ophellie.

6. Commission Deduction Policy

   
Commission is applied to all completed sales.

    
Commission is not charged if:


An order is cancelled before payment.


A full refund is issued (commission is reversed).

   
Partial refunds:
Commission is adjusted in line with the refunded amount.

7. Best Practices for Sellers

  
Factor in Commission:
Always include fees when setting prices.

   
Review Reports Regularly:
Check monthly earnings to understand your net profits.


Avoid Undervaluing:
Remember, commission + processing fees + shipping costs must be covered.


Stay Competitive:
Research similar sellers to price fairly while still covering deductions.

8. Key Takeaway

Commission deductions are a normal part of selling on Ophellie. They keep the platform running smoothly, ensure secure transactions, and help you reach a wider audience of buyers.

 


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