Which of your eBay listings lose money on July 12?
USPS Ground Advantage is dropping ounce-based pricing on July 12, 2026. Every sub-1 lb package jumps to the 15.99 oz rate (~$6.39 commercial). Upload your eBay active-listings CSV to see exactly which listings will start losing money — in 30 seconds, free, right in your browser.
⏰ USPS change takes effect July 12, 2026
1. Upload your eBay active-listings CSV
Drag & drop your CSV here, or click to choose a file
Seller Hub → Listings (or Reports) → Download → Active listings report (.csv). Nothing leaves your computer.
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2. Confirm your columns
We auto-detected these from your file. Adjust if anything looks off, then run the audit.
Default $6.39 = July 12 Ground Advantage 15.99 oz commercial base. Use $8.40 for retail/Post Office pricing.
Your shipping-loss audit
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"Free shipping" listings (shipping price $0) mean you absorb the postage — the rate increase comes straight out of your margin. They're flagged as Review because the loss depends on what you were paying before.
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What's changing on July 12, 2026
Ground Advantage is dropping ounce tiers for sub-1 lb packages. Today a light item ships in the 1–4 oz or 5–8 oz tier. After July 12, everything under 1 lb is priced at the 15.99 oz rate (~$6.39 commercial base, ~$8.40 retail).
If you set a flat shipping price below that, you eat the difference on every sale. A listing charging $3.99 shipping on a 6 oz item goes from roughly break-even to a ~$2.40 loss per order.
Free-shipping listings are hit too — the postage you absorb just went up, straight off your margin.
Items 1 lb and over are largely unaffected by this specific change (their tiers stay). If your CSV has a weight column, map it and we'll skip those.
Approximate commercial-base rates for orientation. Confirm exact pricing for your account and zones at USPS Notice 123. This tool is a rough screen, not an official quote.