How the fee is calculated
Fee = 3.3% ร sale + $0.45. A $40 sale costs $1.77 (4.4% effective) โ among the lowest in resale. UK sellers still pay the 10% model.
Depop dropped its 10% commission for US sellers in 2025: you now pay only payment processing of 3.3% + $0.45 per sale. Enter your price to see the fee.
Fee = 3.3% ร sale + $0.45. A $40 sale costs $1.77 (4.4% effective) โ among the lowest in resale. UK sellers still pay the 10% model.
| Sale total | Fee | You keep | Effective rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10.00 | $0.78 | $9.22 | 7.8% |
| $25.00 | $1.28 | $23.73 | 5.1% |
| $50.00 | $2.10 | $47.90 | 4.2% |
| $100.00 | $3.75 | $96.25 | 3.8% |
| $250.00 | $8.70 | $241.30 | 3.5% |
Every number above is computed by the same in-browser engine as the calculator, from the published 2026 fee schedule โ nothing is hardcoded.
For years Depop charged a 10% commission plus payment processing, the same structure as Poshmark-style platforms. In June 2025 the company removed the commission for US sellers entirely, leaving only payment processing at 3.3% plus $0.45 per sale. Overnight Depop became the cheapest significant fashion resale platform in the US. On a $40 item the fee dropped from around $5.77 under the old model to $1.77, a 4.4% effective rate. The strategic consequence is a repricing of the whole resale landscape: inventory that only penciled on Poshmark at 20% or eBay at 13.6% now clears with room to spare on Depop, and sellers can either pocket the difference or undercut competitors on price while keeping the same net. UK sellers still pay the roughly 10% model, so cross-border sellers need separate price sheets. If you left Depop years ago over fees, the 2026 numbers justify a second look at the platform.
At 3.3% plus $0.45, Depop percentage cost is trivial but the fixed fee sets a floor. On a $40 sale the total is $1.77, an effective 4.4%. On a $10 sale it is $0.78, which is 7.8% effective. On a $5 sale, $0.62, or 12.3%. The fixed charge doubles the effective rate as price falls, the same physics that makes Poshmark $2.95 floor and eBay $0.40 per-order fee hurt small items everywhere. Depop is still the cheapest option at every price point in resale, but the math argues for the same tactics as anywhere: bundle cheap pieces into single orders so one $0.45 covers several items, and avoid listing anything under roughly $8 shipped unless it moves instantly. For thrift-flippers selling volume low-price streetwear, the difference between 12% effective on singles and 5% on bundles is the entire profit line on the bottom of the catalog.
The fee gap is the widest between any two major fashion platforms in 2026. On a $35 top, Depop charges 3.3% plus $0.45, about $1.61, netting $33.39. Poshmark charges 20%, which is $7.00, netting $28.00. Depop keeps you over $5 more per sale at that price, and the advantage grows with order value. Poshmark counters with audience scale and buying behavior: its community of US fashion buyers is far larger, its social sharing mechanics drive discovery, and premium brands often realize higher final sale prices there. Depop buyers skew younger, hunt for Y2K, vintage, streetwear and trend pieces, and expect lower prices. The working reseller split is by inventory type: curated vintage, streetwear and trend-driven pieces list on Depop where the fee is nearly free and the audience matches; classic premium brands and higher-ticket womenswear stay on Poshmark where a $60 sale price beats a $48 sale price even after the 20% cut.
3.3% + $0.45 payment processing per sale. No commission, no listing fee.
In the US, no โ the 10% commission was removed in June 2025. UK sellers still pay ~10% including processing.
For US sellers, yes on most items: 3.3% + $0.45 vs eBay's 13.6% + $0.40.
The fee is 3.3% plus $0.45, which on $40 is $1.77 total, a 4.4% effective rate. You keep $38.23 before your shipping cost. That is among the lowest fee loads of any US resale platform in 2026, roughly a third of what eBay charges on the same sale.
Depop pays through its payment system after the sale completes, with funds generally reaching your linked bank account or PayPal within a few business days of the order being delivered and cleared. The 3.3% plus $0.45 processing fee is deducted at sale, so the deposit is the net amount with nothing further to withdraw or convert.
Neither. The US fee is a straight 3.3% plus $0.45 per sale with no floor, no cap and no commission tier. A $10 sale pays $0.78; a $200 sale pays $7.05. Because there is no per-category variation and no listing fee, Depop is the easiest platform on this site to model: one line of arithmetic per item, at any price.