Daraz Commission List 2026

Daraz does not charge one commission for the whole marketplace. Each category path has its own percentage, and the percentage is applied to the item price. A path looks like Mobiles & Tablets > Mobile Accessories > Phone Cases. The more specific the path, the more reliable the rate for your product.

Three things matter before you use any number on this page.

1. The rates exclude VAT. They come straight from the Daraz University PK table. VAT is a separate 15% on top of the commission.
2. A range is not a rate. The summary table shows the lowest and highest rate found anywhere inside a top-level category. Your product sits on one specific path, so always look up the exact path before you price.
3. The date matters. The table is effective 1 June 2026 and was last updated on 27 October 2026. If Daraz has published a newer version since, the newer one wins.

This page holds 7,840 category paths across 28 top-level categories. Showing all of them as one page would be unreadable on a phone, so the page works in layers: a summary of every top-level category, a collapsible breakdown of the second level, a search box for the full table, and a CSV for everything.

The list gives the rate before VAT. On the weekly statements we checked, the commission line effectively includes 15% VAT, so the figure you see is the listed rate multiplied by 1.15. If you only read the list, you will underestimate the cost by 15% of the commission.

Commission is not the only deduction. On the same statements we saw a payment fee of 2.25% of the item price plus 15% VAT (2.5875% in total), a handling fee, Daraz shipping charges and Coins fees, each with VAT where it applies. Withholding taxes also come off the payout. Our estimates from real weekly statements are about 1.9 to 2.0 percent of item price for sales tax withholding and about 1.6 to 1.7 percent for income tax withholding. Treat those as estimates, and check your own statement and FBR guidance. Our guide to seller tax withholding explains what we observed.

For the full list of charges, see Daraz seller fees explained.

Commission tells you what one fee costs. Profit needs the whole chain. A simple order of steps:

1. Find your exact category on this page and note the rate.
2. Add 15% of it for VAT. A listed 10% becomes 11.5%.
3. Add the payment fee, 2.5875% of the item price on the statements we checked.
4. Add handling and shipping as they appear on your statement, with VAT.
5. Subtract withholding tax using the ranges on your own statement.
6. Subtract your product cost, packaging and any returns you expect.

The Daraz profit calculator does these steps in one screen and shows the fee lines separately, so you can see which one is eating the margin. If you run several stores, Seller's Revolution also reads your finance reports so you do not have to work this out by hand for each statement.

Two habits save the most money. First, check the rate before you list a new product, because a better-fitting category can carry a different rate. Second, price for the rate including VAT, not the listed rate. Sellers who forget the VAT on commission usually find a small but constant gap between the profit they expected and the payout they received.

Search for "Daraz commission list" and you will find pages that disagree. As of November 2026, many results are blog posts with example percentages and no stated source, guides about other countries, or pages about the Daraz affiliate program, which is a different thing. Older posts show rates that have since changed.

This list avoids those problems by being specific. It states the source (Daraz University PK commission rates), the effective date, whether VAT is included, and the exact category path for each rate. If a number here differs from another site, compare the date and whether VAT is included first. Those two details explain most differences.

We removed test and service placeholder categories from the table, such as sample and top-up entries, because sellers cannot list products in them. We do not edit any rate.