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G2A seller fees in 2026, explained simply

What G2A takes from each sale, what it charges for changing prices and uploading keys, when you get paid, and how to keep your fees low.

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  1. 1What G2A takes from each sale
  2. 2The small fees that add up
  3. 3How to avoid them
  4. 4When you get paid
  5. 5Before you start
  6. 6Quick answers

G2A takes a cut of every sale: 9.9% plus €0.40 on games, and 4% on gift cards. On top of that, it charges small fees for changing prices and uploading keys by hand. Most of those extra fees can be avoided.

Here’s what you pay, and how to keep it low.

What G2A takes from each sale#

  • Games: 9.9% of the price, plus €0.40 a sale
  • Gift cards: 4% of the price

So if you sell a game key for €20, G2A keeps €1.98 plus €0.40, and you get €17.62.

G2A shows its cut on each offer before you list it, and it can differ by product and country. Always check the number on your offer.

The small fees that add up#

  • Changing a price by hand: €0.15 each time. If you change 50 prices a day, that’s €7.50 a day, or about €225 a month.
  • Uploading keys to G2A: €0.15 for every 10 keys.

These look small, but for a busy seller they add up fast.

How to avoid them#

  • Change prices through G2A’s API, not by hand. Price changes through the API are free, however many you make.
  • Don’t upload your keys. With a dropshipping offer, your keys stay with you in your inventory on tokensupply, and G2A asks for one only when a buyer pays. No upload, no upload fee.

This is how tokensupply works with G2A. Every price change you make in tokensupply, and every change auto pricing makes for you, goes through G2A’s API, so it’s free. And your keys stay in your own inventory until someone buys.

See how tokensupply works with G2A

When you get paid#

  • The money from a sale lands in your G2A balance, and becomes yours to withdraw 7 to 14 days after the sale.
  • When you ask to withdraw, G2A usually checks and approves it within 3 to 4 working days.

Before you start#

You need a registered business and an approved G2A seller account. If you don’t have one yet, read How to become a G2A seller in 2026 first.

Quick answers#

  • How much does G2A take per sale? 9.9% plus €0.40 on games, and 4% on gift cards.
  • Does G2A charge for changing prices? Yes, €0.15 each time you change a price by hand. Price changes through the API are free.
  • Does G2A charge for uploading keys? Yes, €0.15 for every 10 keys. With dropshipping offers you don’t upload keys at all: they stay with you in your inventory on tokensupply.
  • Are price changes from tokensupply free? Yes. tokensupply changes your prices through G2A’s API, so there’s no fee.
  • When do I get my money? It becomes available 7 to 14 days after the sale, and a withdrawal is usually approved within 3 to 4 working days.
  • Where can I check G2A’s current fees? In G2A’s help centre, under Income and fees, and on each offer before you list it.

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