Depop Fee Calculator (2026)

Not for US sellers. Depop removed the 10% selling fee on July 15, 2024. UK sellers also pay no selling fee. What remains is a payment processing fee on the transaction, plus an optional Boosted Listings commission if you choose to promote an item.

Close, but not entirely. There is no selling commission, but payment processing is still deducted from every sale. On a typical $40 item that is a few percent plus a small fixed amount — far less than the 10–20% charged by Mercari, Poshmark, or eBay.

Depop does not publish this figure on any public page — its own seller API documentation only states that a transaction fee applies. Third-party trackers widely report 3.3% + $0.45 for US sellers, which is what this calculator uses as a starting estimate. Your payout receipt shows the exact figure charged to your account, and you can edit the rate fields above to match it.

Since July 18, 2024 Depop charges buyers in the US and UK a marketplace fee of up to 5% of the item price plus up to $1 at checkout. It is paid by the buyer and never deducted from your payout, but it does raise the total your buyer sees — worth factoring in when comparing your price against other platforms.

Boosted Listings take a 12% commission, charged only when a boosted item actually sells. Since Depop takes no base selling fee, boosting an item puts your total cost roughly in line with what Mercari charges as standard — so it is worth boosting only if it genuinely increases your sell-through rate.

Yes, on fees alone, and usually by a wide margin. With no selling fee, a Depop sale typically costs a few percent versus Mercari's flat 10% or Poshmark's 20% above $15. The trade-off is audience: Depop skews heavily toward Gen-Z fashion and vintage, so it is not the right venue for every category.

No. Listing is free, and there is no fee to keep items listed.