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Markets and currencies

FeeBee uses your Shopify Markets to decide where a fee applies. A fee can apply in every Market or only in selected Markets.

Choose Markets

Create or edit a fee, then find Sales channels and markets in the sidebar. Select the settings icon to open Manage sales channels and markets, then open Markets.

Keep All markets selected when the fee should apply everywhere. Markets you create later are included automatically.

If the fee should apply only in certain Markets, turn off All markets and select the Markets you need. Select Done, then save the fee.

Turn off All markets to choose individual Shopify Markets.
FeeBee Markets panel with Germany selected and Singapore not selected

Turn off All markets to choose individual Shopify Markets.

FeeBee applies the fee to the entire Market. It cannot target individual countries or regions within that Market. If one country needs a different fee setup, create a separate Shopify Market for that country and select it in FeeBee.

FeeBee follows the customer’s active Shopify Market. If changing country moves the customer to another Market, the fee is added or removed based on your Market selection.

Sales channels and POS locations are configured in the same dialog, but they are separate targeting conditions. A fee is added only when its Market and its other targeting settings all match.

Configure sales channels and POS locations

If a fee is shown separately and limited to selected Markets, some themes may show a zero-value Fees line in a Market where the fee does not apply.

Troubleshoot a zero-value Fees line

Fees in different currencies

FeeBee shows fees in the currency used by the customer’s active Market.

  • Fixed fees: Enter the amount in your store currency. Shopify converts it for other currencies, so the displayed amount may be rounded.
  • Percentage fees: The percentage stays the same in every currency. Product fees use the matching product price, while order fees use the cart subtotal.