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Depop removed its 10% selling fee for US sellers in July 2024; US sellers now pay only payment processing of 3.3% + $0.45. Sellers outside the US still pay regional commission. Fees checked Sep 22, 2026 against the official Depop fee schedule. Last fee change May 2026.
How Depop fees work
Depop removed its 10% selling fee for US sellers in July 2024. US sellers now pay only a payment-processing fee of 3.3% + $0.45 per order, applied to the item price plus any buyer-paid shipping.
Sellers outside the US (UK, Australia and others) still pay regional commission, so confirm your local rate.
Example: what you keep on Depop
Here is what Depop’s fees look like at a few common sale prices, before your own product and shipping costs:
| Sale price | Depop fees | You keep |
|---|---|---|
| $25.00 | - $1.28 | $23.73 |
| $100.00 | - $3.75 | $96.25 |
| $500.00 | - $16.95 | $483.05 |
Enter your own numbers in the calculator above for an exact figure, including your item and shipping costs.
Depop fees, broken down
- Payment processing — 3.30% of each sale (item plus the shipping you charge).
- Processing fixed fee — a flat $0.45 per order.
What 'no selling fee' means in practice
Depop stopped charging its 10% selling fee in the UK in March 2024, in the US in July 2024 and in Australia in July 2026, so the only mandatory per-sale cost is payment processing through Depop Payments: 3.3% plus $0.45 in the United States, applied to the total the buyer pays including shipping. A $40 jacket with $6 shipping costs $1.97 in fees and nets $44.03 before the label. Sellers in other countries still pay a regional selling fee on top of processing, and the rate shown in your Depop seller hub overrides anything you read elsewhere.
The fee's removal moved Depop's revenue to the buyer side and to optional seller promotion, which is why the app is pushed hard for both. Buyers pay a marketplace fee at checkout that funds buyer protection; it is added to your price, not taken from it.
Boosted Listings: the fee you choose to pay
Boosting is Depop's paid-placement programme and the only way your fee rises above processing. For listings created from 23 March 2026, a boosted item that sells through the boost costs 12% of the item price (plus shipping if you did not use a Depop label) for US and UK sellers, charged on top of the 3.3% plus $0.45 processing; sellers elsewhere pay 8%. Nothing is charged if the boosted item sells organically or does not sell. At 12% the all-in cost on a boosted US sale is about 15.3% plus $0.45 — above Mercari's 10% and close to eBay — so boosting pays only when the item would otherwise sit unsold.
Shipping and payouts on Depop
US sellers can 'Ship with Depop' using USPS labels priced by size class and paid by the buyer or by you, or arrange their own shipping and set a price. Depop Payments settles to your bank account, typically a few working days after the item is marked shipped, with no payout fee. Refunds through Depop reverse the processing fee's percentage part but not the $0.45 fixed portion. Depop charges nothing to list, and listings do not expire.
| $50 item + $7 buyer-paid shipping (US) | Processing | Boost fee | You receive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organic sale | $2.33 | — | $54.67 |
| Sold through a Boost (12%) | $2.33 | $6.00 | $48.67 |
| Same item on Poshmark | — | — | $40.00 (20% commission) |
| Same item on Mercari | — | — | $51.30 (10% on $57) |
How Depop fees got here
Depop has changed its seller fees 9 times since 2022. The most recent: Australia: selling fee removed 10% on AUD sales → 0%; buyers pay a marketplace fee of up to 5% + A$1; processing 2.6% + A$0.30 unchanged (2026).
How Much Does Depop Take?
The short answer depends on where you sell from. Sellers in the US, UK and Australia pay no Depop selling fee at all — only a payment-processing charge of 3.3% + $0.45 (US), 2.9% + £0.30 (UK) or 2.6% + A$0.30 (Australia). Sellers everywhere else still pay the classic 10% commission plus PayPal processing. The number that trips people up in 2026 is the optional Boosted Listings fee, which is 12% for new US and UK listings since 23 March 2026. Here is the full schedule, read from Depop's own fee page.
The fee schedule by country
Depop scrapped its selling fee for UK sellers first, then for the US in July 2024, and Australia has since joined the same processing-only model. The processing fee is charged on the item price plus shipping plus any applicable taxes, and it is deducted before the payout reaches your bank.
Outside those three countries, Depop still charges a 10% selling fee on the item price (and on shipping if you did not use a Depop label), and payment processing runs through PayPal at whatever rate your PayPal account carries — typically the standard commercial rate for your country, which you can check with our PayPal fee calculator.
| Seller location | Depop selling fee | Payment processing | Charged on |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | None | 3.3% + $0.45 | Item + shipping + taxes |
| United Kingdom | None | 2.9% + £0.30 | Item + shipping + taxes |
| Australia | None | 2.6% + A$0.30 | Item + shipping + taxes |
| Everywhere else | 10% of the item price | PayPal's rate for your country | Item (+ shipping without a Depop label) |
Worked examples for a US seller
Because the fixed $0.45 does not scale, Depop's effective rate falls as prices rise. It is 7.8% on a $10 sale and under 4% by $100 — the cheapest mainstream resale platform at any normal price point, as long as you do not boost:
| Sale (free shipping) | Processing fee | Effective rate | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10 | $0.78 | 7.8% | $9.22 |
| $25 | $1.28 | 5.1% | $23.72 |
| $50 | $2.10 | 4.2% | $47.90 |
| $100 | $3.75 | 3.75% | $96.25 |
| $250 | $8.70 | 3.5% | $241.30 |
Boosted Listings: the fee that changes everything
Boosting is optional and only charged if the item sells through the boost, but it is large. For listings created from 23 March 2026, US and UK sellers pay 12% of the item price (plus shipping if you did not use a Depop label) when a boosted item sells. Sellers elsewhere pay 8%. That is charged on top of the processing fee.
A boosted $100 sale for a US seller therefore costs $12.00 + $3.75 = $15.75, or 15.75% — more than eBay's 13.6% + $0.40. Boosting turns Depop from the cheapest resale app into one of the more expensive ones, so it should be a deliberate choice for slow-moving stock, not a default.
| $100 US sale | Processing | Boost | Total fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not boosted | $3.75 | — | $3.75 (3.75%) |
| Boosted (listed after 23 Mar 2026) | $3.75 | $12.00 | $15.75 (15.75%) |
Refunds, bundles and where fees show up
If a sale is refunded, Depop reverses all fees — processing and boost — automatically for Depop Payments sellers. Bundles are charged processing once per transaction; sellers outside the US, UK and Australia pay the 10% selling fee on each item in the bundle. Every fee is itemised under Depop Balance → Latest Transactions for Depop Payments sellers, and in PayPal activity for everyone else.
How Depop compares, and how to keep more
Un-boosted, a US Depop seller pays less than a third of what Mercari or Facebook Marketplace charge on a $100 sale, and less than a fifth of Poshmark. The trade-off is reach: Depop's audience is narrower and younger, so items outside vintage, streetwear and Y2K fashion may sell slower. Compare the three apps on your actual items in Poshmark vs Mercari vs Depop, or run the Poshmark vs Depop calculator.
To keep more: use Depop shipping labels where possible (it keeps shipping out of the boost and selling-fee base), boost selectively, and model any sale with the Depop fee calculator before deciding whether a boost is worth it.
Sources: Depop Help Centre — Seller fees and charges (official). Last reviewed September 2026.
Depop fee by amount
Quick answers for common sale prices:
Frequently asked questions
Does Depop still charge a 10% fee?+
No — for US sellers Depop removed the 10% selling fee in July 2024. US sellers now pay only payment processing of 3.3% + $0.45. Some other regions still pay commission.
Are Depop fees charged on shipping?+
Yes, the 3.3% + $0.45 payment processing applies to the total the buyer pays, including any shipping you charge.
How much does a Depop Boosted Listing cost?+
Boosting is optional: since 23 March 2026 the Boosted Listings fee is 12% of the sale price for eligible new listings (US and UK), charged only if the item sells through a boost — on top of the 3.3% + $0.45 processing.
How do I keep more profit on Depop?+
Price in the processing fee and your item cost, bundle items to share shipping, and keep your shop active for more visibility.
Does Depop charge sellers in the UK a selling fee?+
No. UK sellers, like US and Australian sellers, pay only Depop Payments processing on each sale; the regional rate differs from the US 3.3% + $0.45 and is shown in your seller hub. Boosted Listings at 12% remain optional.
Is the Depop processing fee charged on shipping?+
Yes. The 3.3% + $0.45 applies to the total the buyer pays, including shipping, whether you use a Depop label or your own.
How much does Depop take from a $100 sale?+
For a US seller, $3.75 — the 3.3% + $0.45 payment-processing fee — with no selling fee. If the item sold through a Boosted Listing created after 23 March 2026, add 12% ($12), for $15.75 in total.
Does Depop still charge a 10% selling fee?+
Only for sellers outside the US, UK and Australia. Sellers in those three countries pay no selling fee, just payment processing.
What are Depop fees in the UK?+
UK sellers pay no selling fee and 2.9% + £0.30 payment processing on the item price, shipping and any taxes. Boosted Listings created from 23 March 2026 add 12% if the item sells through the boost.
Are Depop fees refunded if the sale is refunded?+
Yes. Depop reverses the processing fee, any selling fee and any boost fee when a sale is refunded — automatically for Depop Payments sellers, and via a support ticket for PayPal sellers outside the US, UK and Australia.
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