WooCommerce has no fees. Your payment gateway does.

Here's the classic trap: WooCommerce itself takes nothing from your sales. But whatever gateway you've connected (Stripe, PayPal, or another) charges its own fees, and WooCommerce doesn't display them consolidated in its native dashboard — especially if you use multiple gateways across different markets.

What WooCommerce doesn't show you

• No native platform fee — but every connected gateway (Stripe, PayPal, etc.) applies its own fees, invisible in the WooCommerce order total.

• If you use different gateways by geography or customer currency, calculating your global net by hand quickly becomes unmanageable.

• Hosting and premium plugin costs aren't transaction fees, but they weigh on your real profitability — worth keeping distinct in your analysis.

How it works

• Connection to your WooCommerce install (REST API).

• Order pull, matched against the actual gateway used per transaction (Simeon cross-references Stripe/PayPal/other data if those providers are also connected).

• Consolidated view of your real net, gateway by gateway.