Quick Overview
| Company | Tradera Marketplace AB |
|---|---|
| Category | Second-Hand Marketplaces |
| Headquarters | Stockholm, Sweden |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Sweden (EU) |
| Data Location | Not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Marketplace for sold items, 100 free postings per month for private sellers, buyer protection shown in the purchase flow |
| Pricing | Commission of 10% of the final price on sold items, minimum 3 kr and maximum 200 kr (SEK). Private sellers get 100 free postings per month; from ad 101 the price page states 3 to 10 kr per ad, and 10 kr per unsold ad in most categories. The price page shows no validity date. |
| Best For | Sellers and buyers in Sweden who want a local alternative to eBay |
| Replaces | eBay |
Detailed Review
Tradera is a marketplace in the second-hand marketplaces category. The user agreement is entered into between the user and Tradera Marketplace AB, organisation number 556569-4642, Solnavägen 3H, SE-113 63 Stockholm, Sweden.
We checked the Tradera terms and price page on 3 November 2026. Hosting location and ownership were not stated on the pages we read, so we make no claim about them.
Who operates Tradera?
The contracting party is Tradera Marketplace AB, organisation number 556569-4642, Solnavägen 3H, SE-113 63 Stockholm. Sweden is in the EU, so the entity counts as European for this directory.
We did not verify who owns Tradera today, so we state nothing about its ownership.
What does Tradera cost for sellers?
Tradera charges a commission of 10% of the final price of a sold item, with a minimum of 3 kr and a maximum of 200 kr. Private sellers get 100 free postings per month, and the commission is charged only for sold items.
From ad 101 the price page states 3 to 10 kr per ad, and 10 kr per unsold ad in most categories. The page shows no validity date, so check it before you list.
What buyer protection does Tradera show?
The terms say the buyer protection fee is shown in the purchase flow, including during bidding, with the total due before a purchase is completed or a binding bid is placed. The terms add that this does not make Tradera a party to the purchase agreement.
Buyer protection may be mandatory or optional, and its fee varies with item characteristics and order value.
Limitations to Consider
Sold items carry a 10% commission on the final price (minimum 3 kr, maximum 200 kr), so fees apply where some other European marketplaces charge none. Buyer protection may be mandatory or optional and its fee varies with item characteristics and order value. Hosting location was not stated on the pages we read.
Who Should Use Tradera
Sellers and buyers in Sweden who want to trade on a marketplace whose contracting entity is a Swedish company instead of a US one, and who accept a commission on sold items.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Contracting entity is Tradera Marketplace AB in Sweden
- Organisation number 556569-4642 is published in the terms
- 100 free postings per month for private sellers
- Commission is charged only on sold items
- Buyer protection fee is shown before an order or binding bid is completed
Cons
- 10% commission on sold items (minimum 3 kr, maximum 200 kr)
- Buyer protection fee varies with item characteristics and order value
- Price page shows no validity date
- Hosting location not stated on the pages we read
Alternatives to Tradera
Other European second-hand marketplaces worth comparing before you decide:
Vinted
Lithuania · Fee-free selling marketplace run from Vilnius
Back Market
France · Marketplace with 12-month minimum commercial warranty
Wallapop
Spain · Barcelona marketplace with mandatory shipping protection
Marktplaats
Netherlands · Dutch marketplace run by Marktplaats B.V. in Amsterdam
See all European second-hand marketplaces or compare them directly against eBay on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tradera is run by Tradera Marketplace AB, organisation number 556569-4642, Solnavägen 3H, SE-113 63 Stockholm, Sweden.
For the contracting party, yes: the user agreement is with Tradera Marketplace AB in Sweden, while eBay Inc. is American. Compare the commission with your own sales before you switch.
Tradera charges 10% of the final price on sold items, minimum 3 kr and maximum 200 kr. Private sellers get 100 free postings per month. The price page shows no validity date, so check it before you list.