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PayPal Fee Calculator Philippines

See what a client’s PayPal “goods and services” payment really leaves in your bank, after the receiving fee, the 3% conversion markup, and the withdrawal fee. Or flip it around: figure out what to invoice so the amount you actually need still arrives.

Lands in your bank after fees
₱28,266
You keep about $463 of the $500 sent
Client sends
$500
PayPal fee
-₱1,360
Conversion 3%
-₱874
Withdrawal
Free

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This uses PayPal’s international “goods and services” rate (4.4% + $0.30), the one that applies when an overseas client pays a PH freelancer. A domestic PH payment is 3.4% + ₱15 instead.

These are rough estimates, not a guarantee. PayPal sets its own base exchange rate daily and does not publish it, so the peso figures here use a public mid-market rate minus PayPal’s 3% conversion markup. Withdrawal follows PayPal’s PH schedule: a bank transfer is free at ₱7,000 or more (₱50 below that), while a debit or credit card withdrawal costs 1% (minimum ₱10, maximum ₱500). Pick your method above, and always check your own PayPal account before you rely on any number here.

Fees verified against PayPal Philippines’ official consumer and merchant fee pages, checked 6 July 2026. PayPal updates its PH fees about once a year, so double-check the current schedule if you are reading this much later.