Fee guide · Depop
Since July 2024, US sellers on Depop pay no selling fee at all. What’s left is the payment-processing charge on each transaction — small enough that Depop is, on fees alone, the cheapest of the six platforms to sell on. Here is exactly what still comes out of your sale.
Fees last verified Oct 14, 2026
| Fee | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Selling fee (US) | 0% | Removed July 2024 for US sellers |
| Payment processing | ≈3.3% + $0.45 | On the transaction total — item price plus the shipping you charge |
| Boosted listings (optional) | Per-sale fee on boosted items only | Applies only if you turn Boost on; check the app for the current boosted rate |
Processing percentages can vary slightly by payment method. Outside the US the picture differs — UK sellers, for example, still pay a selling fee — so this guide and The Sold Ledger’s default table are US-scoped.
| Transaction total | $50.00 |
| Selling fee (0%) | $0.00 |
| Processing (3.3% + $0.45) | −$2.10 |
| You receive | $47.90 |
| Transaction total | $200.00 |
| Selling fee (0%) | $0.00 |
| Processing (3.3% + $0.45) | −$7.05 |
| You receive | $192.95 |
Before your item cost. On fees alone, a $50 Depop sale keeps about $5 more than the same sale on eBay’s most-categories rate — which is exactly the comparison a per-platform profit view exists to make.
Depop’s trap is the opposite of Mercari’s: old trackers still subtract a 10% selling fee that no longer exists, making Depop look worse than it is and hiding your best-margin platform. The Sold Ledger’s Depop row is 0% + processing, dated — and editable the day Depop changes its mind. The same table ships in the file, stamped with its verification date.
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