Lowe's Marketplace
Lowe's Marketplace fees
Quick answer
Lowe's Marketplace fees align with industry-standard marketplace commission and referral structures, with exact commercial terms set by Lowe's and confirmed during onboarding. Acenda's platform fee is separate (flat rate per channel, never a percentage of sales). Lowe's does not publish a public marketplace rate card.
This page is part of the sell on Lowe's Marketplace guide.
Last reviewed: October 8, 2026 · Based on Lowe's public information.
How do Lowe's Marketplace fees work?
Lowe's Marketplace fees align with industry-standard marketplace commission and referral structures, with exact commercial terms set by Lowe's and confirmed during onboarding. Acenda's platform fee is separate (flat rate per channel, never a percentage of sales).
Lowe's does not publish a public marketplace rate card. Exact commercial terms come from Lowe's during onboarding. This page does not list rates, ranges, or category schedules, because Lowe's has not published them.
Plan for the operating work that stays with you as the seller: shipping from the United States, processing returns for your listings, and preparing the catalog. Those are your costs of operating, not a published Lowe's fee schedule.
What does Lowe's handle for marketplace orders?
Lowe's processes customer payments for marketplace orders as the seller's limited payment agent, collects and remits sales tax, and handles customer payment disputes and refunds.
That payment role is not a description of seller payout timing. Lowe's has not published payout timing for marketplace sellers, so confirm it during onboarding. Acenda can support payout reconciliation once you are selling, which is part of what Acenda handles on Lowe's.
