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Depop fee calculator

Depop: what you'll actually make

Depop fees last verified 2026-08-05 · official source

Fee breakdown

  1. Depop selling fee $0.00
  2. Payment processing $2.10
  3. Total fees $2.10 4.2% of sale

Your payout $47.90 after $2.10 fees (4.2%)
True profit $47.90 95.8% margin

Where every dollar of the sale goes

  • Payment processing $2.10 4.2%
  • Your profit $47.90 95.8%
after all fees and costs,

Depop fee questions

What does Depop charge US sellers per sale?

Nothing as a selling fee — Depop removed its 10% US commission in July 2024. The only mandatory cost is the Depop Payments processing fee of 3.3% + $0.45 per transaction.

Does Depop charge fees on shipping and sales tax?

Yes. The 3.3% + $0.45 payment processing fee is calculated on the item price plus shipping costs plus any applicable taxes collected from the buyer.

What does it cost to sell a $50 item on Depop?

With $5 buyer-paid shipping and ignoring sales tax, the processing fee is 3.3% of $55 + $0.45 — about $2.27. You keep roughly $52.73 of the $55; there is no selling commission for US sellers.

Who pays the Depop Marketplace fee?

The buyer. US buyers pay up to 5% of the item price plus a fixed amount of up to $1 at checkout, excluding taxes and shipping. Sellers are never charged this fee, but it raises the total price buyers see.

How much do Boosted Listings cost on Depop?

Boosting is free until an item sells. When a buyer who viewed your boosted listing purchases within 28 days, US sellers pay a 12% boosting fee on the item price plus any self-arranged shipping — Depop Shipping label costs are excluded.

Do I get Depop fees back if I refund a buyer?

Yes. When a sale is refunded, all fees — payment processing and any boosting fee — are automatically reversed for Depop Payments transactions.

Worth knowing before you list

Where these numbers come from

Rates were last verified on 2026-08-05 directly from Depop's official fee policy. Spot a change we missed? Fees move — check the changelog for what we've tracked, and always confirm with the platform before pricing big-ticket items.