This is a plain-English breakdown of Depop seller fees, with the numbers you actually keep. Enter your price in the calculator and adjust the rate to match your account.
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.
How Depop fees work
In 2024 Depop removed its 10 percent selling fee for US sellers. What remains is standard payment processing, which runs roughly 3.3 percent plus a fixed amount of around 45 cents per transaction when you are paid through Depop Payments. Optional extras, like Boosted Listings, cost more but are entirely your choice. So for a US seller, the cost of a sale went from a meaningful double-digit cut to essentially a card-processing fee, which is a large shift in take-home on lower-priced items. Rates and regional details change, so confirm your current terms in the app.
Who sells best on Depop
Depop is a mobile-first marketplace skewed to Gen Z, and it is where streetwear, vintage, Y2K, and one-of-a-kind fashion get discovered. It rewards strong styling, good photography, consistent tagging, and an active shop. If your inventory is trend-led secondhand fashion aimed at a younger audience, Depop is often where those pieces find their buyer fastest, and the lighter fee structure for US sellers now keeps more of each sale.
Getting paid on Depop
Sales paid through Depop Payments are deposited to your linked bank account, typically arriving within a few business days after the sale. Because Depop is a straightforward marketplace rather than a consignment service, you are paid per sale rather than waiting on a pooled or delayed payout.
Tips to keep more of your sale
- Since the US selling fee is gone, your main cost is processing, so lower-priced items keep much more of their value than before.
- Invest in styling and photos; discovery on Depop is heavily visual and tag-driven.
- Use Boosted Listings sparingly and only on items with real demand, since the boost fee comes straight out of margin.
- Cover or price in your own shipping deliberately, and be clear about it in the listing.
- Price from real Depop sold comps for the same style and era, not from hopeful asking prices.
Fees are only half the picture. Before you sell on Depop, price from what identical items actually sold for, not hopeful asking prices. Compare your net against eBay fees and Poshmark fees, and see our guide to pricing items for resale. ResaleSonar reads the real market across every marketplace so you can pick the channel that nets you the most.