One of the first questions every new seller asks before starting on Myntra is: How much does Myntra charge?
Myntra seller fees consist of multiple components including category commission, shipping charges, GST on services, fixed fees, and penalties. Understanding the complete Myntra fee structure is essential to pricing your products correctly and maintaining healthy profit margins.
How Myntra's Fee Structure Works
Net Payout = Selling Price − Commission − Shipping Fee − GST on Fees − Fixed Fee − Penalty (if any)
Myntra Commission Rates by Category (2026)
- Men's Clothing: 18–22%
- Women's Clothing: 20–25%
- Kids' Clothing: 18–22%
- Ethnic Wear: 20–25%
- Footwear: 20–25%
- Accessories (Bags, Belts): 22–28%
- Jewellery & Watches: 20–25%
- Sports & Activewear: 18–22%
- Beauty & Personal Care: 20–25%
- Home & Living: 18–22%
Myntra Shipping Charges
- Forward shipping: Typically ₹35–75 per order
- Reverse logistics: Typically ₹50–100 per returned order
GST on Myntra Commission
GST is charged at 18% on the platform fee (commission + shipping fee). Example: Commission ₹200 + Shipping ₹50 = GST of ₹45. You can claim input tax credit (ITC) on this GST if GST-registered.
Myntra Fixed Fee and TDS Deduction
Some categories have a flat fee of ₹10–20 per order. Myntra also deducts TDS at 1% on payments under Section 194-O of the Income Tax Act — claimable when filing your income tax return.
Myntra Seller Penalties and SLA Charges
- Late dispatch penalty: Orders not dispatched within 24–48 hours SLA
- RTO charges: Customer delivery fails due to wrong address or refusal
- Quality complaint penalty: Product fails Myntra's quality check
- Cancellation penalty: Applied for high order cancellation rates
Myntra Payment Cycle
Myntra's payment cycle is typically 7–14 days from the date of delivery, paid directly to your registered bank account with full settlement reports available for reconciliation.
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