Depop and Grailed both sell fashion to style-driven buyers, but to different crowds and at different fees. This page compares their models, seller cut, and what sells best, with a calculator so you can see your real take-home on each.
| Depop | Grailed | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Marketplace (processing only for US) | Marketplace (percentage fee) |
| Typical seller cut | About 3.3% + $0.45 | About 12.5% + $0.49 |
| What sells best | Gen Z streetwear, vintage, and Y2K fashion | Menswear, streetwear, and designer fashion |
| Best for | Fashion resale | Fashion resale |
For US sellers, Depop removed the 10% selling fee in 2024. What remains is standard payment processing, roughly 3.3% plus $0.45 via Depop Payments. Edit these to match your current rate and region.
Default combines Grailed’s ~9% commission with ~3.49% payment processing plus $0.49. Edit to match your current rate.
Which should you pick?
Depop skews Gen Z, trend, vintage, and Y2K, with almost no seller fee for US sellers, so it is ideal for that inventory. Grailed skews menswear, streetwear, archive, and designer at a roughly 12 percent all-in cost, with buyers who know the market. Put trend and vintage womenswear on Depop, and menswear or designer pieces on Grailed.
For the full breakdown, see Depop fees and Grailed fees. To price the item itself, read how to price items for resale, and see all marketplace fees compared.