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G2A, Kinguin, Eneba, Gamivo and K4G compared for sellers

Last updated November 11, 2026By Keysender Team5 min read

Short answerOn a €20 game key the published selling fee is €2.38 on G2A, €1.45 on Eneba and €2.00 on Gamivo. Kinguin sets commission per offer and K4G publishes no seller fee page, so those two depend on your own rate. Read on each marketplace's own page, November 11, 2026. Fee values can change; check the source.

How do the five compare on fees and rules?

MarketplaceSelling fee on a game keyPrice change costPayout terms
G2AG2A table of fees · checked Nov 11, 20269.9% + €0.40Carries G2A's price update fee by hand. Free through the API, as Keysender does.See fee page
KinguinKinguin developer guide · checked Nov 11, 2026A rule per offer: a fixed amount plus a percent.3 free per offer per day. Further changes charged once per day.See fee page
EnebaEneba vendor fee terms, version 1.5 · checked Nov 11, 2026Below €5: 6% + €0.20. €5 and above: 6% + €0.25.First 10 per auction per 24 hours free. Then €0.12 each.14-day freeze period. Minimum €50. SEPA 0.33%. SWIFT 1%, minimum €15. PayPal 1%.
GamivoGamivo merchant pricing · checked Nov 11, 20268% + €0.40. Below €8: 6% + €0.25.€0.00Up to 7 business days. Instant: up to 2 business days for an extra 1%, minimum €10. Processing fee €5.00.

K4G has no seller fee page, so it has no row here. Ask K4G for your rate.

What does a €20 game key cost to sell?

MarketplaceThe arithmeticSelling fee
G2A9.9% of €20 = €1.98. €1.98 + €0.40€2.38
Eneba6% of €20 = €1.20. €1.20 + €0.25€1.45
Gamivo8% of €20 = €1.60. €1.60 + €0.40€2.00
KinguinDepends on your offer's commission ruleYour own rate
K4GDepends on the rate K4G gives youYour own rate

Which suits which seller?

Which has the lowest published fee on a €20 game key?

Eneba at €1.45, then Gamivo at €2.00, then G2A at €2.38. Only these three publish a figure.

Which is kindest to low-priced keys?

Eneba charges 6% + €0.20 below €5. Gamivo charges 6% + €0.25 below €8. G2A adds €0.40 in every category.

Which suits a seller who changes prices often?

Gamivo lists a price change fee of €0.00. On G2A a change by hand carries the price update fee; through the API, as Keysender does, it is free. Eneba gives 10 free changes per auction per 24 hours, then €0.12 each. Kinguin gives 3 free per offer per day.

Which suits gift cards?

G2A lists Gift cards at 4.0% + €0.40 and Gaming gift cards at 6.0% + €0.40. Eneba charges 5% + €0.00 below €10. Gamivo charges 3% + €0.40 on its named list.

Run all five from Keysender

Delivery and stock sync work on all five, from one stock pool. Each integration has its own sync switch, and sync helps prevent overselling. On G2A, Kinguin and Eneba, auto-pricing also holds the floor you set. On Gamivo and K4G it is in beta, on request.

Quick answers

Is the lowest fee the best marketplace?

Not on its own. Price change costs and payout fees also change what you keep.

Can I sell the same keys on all five?

Yes. All five deliver from one stock pool, and stock sync helps prevent overselling.

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