# Driffle seller fees in 2026, explained simply

> Driffle seller fees, explained: the commission Driffle takes from each sale, where you see it, when Driffle pays you, and the one fee to avoid.

Guides · 5 October 2026 · tokensupply team

**Driffle's seller fee is a commission on each sale, taken out of the price you set.** You see how much on each offer before you list it. There's one more fee to know about, and it's easy to avoid.

Here's what you pay, when Driffle pays you, and how to keep more of each sale.

## Driffle's commission on each sale

- **A commission, out of your price.** Driffle takes it from the price you set for each sale.
- **You see it before you list.** Driffle shows the commission, and any other fee, while you create an offer.
- **It's per offer.** Always check the figure on your own offer, rather than relying on one number for everything.

tokensupply shows what Driffle keeps and what you get on every Driffle offer, so you always know your take before you change a price.

## When Driffle pays sellers

- **7 days after the sale.** Driffle's seller guide says you're paid 7 days (168 hours) after a normal order, and that's when Driffle takes its commission.
- **Pre-orders are paid when the product is ready** to deliver.
- **What's left goes to your bank account**, after Driffle's commission.

## The Unfulfilled Sale Fee, and how to avoid it

When you sell with declared stock, Driffle asks you for the key once the buyer pays. If the key can't be delivered, Driffle charges you its commission anyway, as an **Unfulfilled Sale Fee**.

And if too many deliveries fail, Driffle may hide your offers for 2 hours, and for 24 hours if it keeps happening.

The fix is simple: only sell keys you really have. With tokensupply, Driffle sells from the keys in your inventory. When a buyer pays, the key comes straight from your inventory, and an offer stops selling when you run out.

[See how tokensupply works with Driffle](/integrations/driffle)

## How to keep more of each sale

- **Price in what you get.** With auto pricing on Driffle, your minimum and maximum are what you get for a key, after Driffle's commission. So you never sell below what a key is worth to you.
- **Stay just under the cheapest seller.** Driffle checks the other sellers as often as every 5 minutes and prices you just below the cheapest, within your limits.
- **Don't pay for failed deliveries.** Sell from keys you have, and the Unfulfilled Sale Fee never comes up.

## Taxes

You're responsible for the VAT or sales tax on your own sales on Driffle.

## Before you start

You need to be a Driffle merchant first. If you're not one yet, read [How to sell on Driffle: become a Driffle seller in 2026](/blog/how-to-become-a-driffle-seller). Selling on G2A too? Compare with [G2A seller fees in 2026, explained simply](/blog/g2a-seller-fees).

## Quick answers

- **What are Driffle's seller fees?** A commission on each sale, taken out of the price you set and shown on each offer. If a key you sold can't be delivered, Driffle also charges the commission as an Unfulfilled Sale Fee.
- **How much does Driffle take per sale?** Its commission, shown on each offer before you list. tokensupply shows it on every Driffle offer too.
- **When does Driffle pay sellers?** 7 days after the sale for a normal order. Pre-orders are paid when the product is ready.
- **Where does my money go?** To your bank account, after Driffle takes its commission.
- **What is Driffle's Unfulfilled Sale Fee?** The commission, charged when a key Driffle asks for can't be delivered.
- **Can Driffle hide my offers?** Yes. If too many deliveries fail, Driffle may hide them for 2 hours, and for 24 hours if it keeps happening.
- **Does auto pricing count Driffle's commission?** Yes. Your minimum and maximum are what you get, after the commission.

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From the tokensupply blog: https://www.tokensupply.io/blog/driffle-seller-fees