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- In the US and UK, Depop charges no selling fee. Sellers elsewhere pay 10% when they sell in a currency other than GBP or USD.
- Payment processing is 3.3% + $0.45 in the US and 2.9% + £0.30 in the UK, charged on the item price plus shipping.
- The boost fee is 12% in the US and UK and 8% elsewhere. It only applies when a sale comes from a boosted listing.
- A $35 item with $5 shipping that cost $10 earns $23.23 in the US. Depop takes 4.4% of that sale.
How to use the Depop fee calculator
Enter the sale
Choose your currency and where you sell, then add the item price and the shipping the buyer pays.
Add your costs
Enter what the item cost you and the shipping you pay.
Check your fees
The US and UK presets use the current Depop rates. For other countries, choose Other / custom and open the advanced options to enter your own selling, processing and fixed fees. You can switch on a boosted sale there too.
Read the results
See profit, margin, the share of the sale Depop takes, the break-even amount and the amount for your target margin.
How much does Depop take from a sale?
Depop takes a payment processing fee on every sale. Outside the UK and US it also charges a selling fee, and it charges a boost fee when a sale comes from a boosted listing. In the US that means 3.3% + $0.45 of the sale amount and no selling fee. In the UK it is 2.9% + £0.30 and no selling fee.
The fixed part makes small sales cost more in percentage terms. On a $40 sale in the US, Depop takes $1.77, which is 4.4%. On a $100 sale it takes $3.75, or 3.75%.
| Fee | US | UK | Other countries |
|---|---|---|---|
| Selling fee | 0% | 0% | 10% if you sell in a currency other than GBP or USD |
| Payment processing | 3.3% + $0.45 | 2.9% + £0.30 | Australia: 2.6% + A$0.30. Elsewhere: PayPal’s own rate, which varies |
| Boost fee (only when a sale comes from a boosted listing) | 12% | 12% | 8% |
| Charged on: processing applies to the item price, shipping and any taxes. The selling and boost fees apply to the item price, plus shipping if you ship without a Depop label. | |||
Rates checked against Depop’s seller fees page on November 10, 2026. Depop changes its fees from time to time, so confirm them in your own account.
How Depop profit is calculated
Processing fees are charged on the sale amount, which is the item price plus the shipping the buyer pays. A selling fee or boost fee is charged on the item price, plus the buyer-paid shipping if you ship without a Depop label. Since October 28, 2026, new US listings can no longer use independent shipping, so this mostly applies to older listings and to other countries. For label costs, see the Depop shipping cost calculator.
Depop profit formulas
Fees = item price × (selling % + boost %) + sale amount × processing % + fixed fee
Profit = sale amount − fees − item cost − shipping you pay
Margin = profit ÷ sale amount
With your own shipping label, add the buyer-paid shipping to the item price in the selling and boost part. Fees differ by country and change over time, so check the fee page for your region.
Depop fee examples
Example 1: US sale with default fees
Item $35 plus $5 shipping, cost $10, you pay $5 shipping.
- Sale amount $40.00
- Fees $1.77
- Profit $23.23
- Margin 58.1%
- Break-even sale amount $15.98
- Sale amount for a 40% margin $27.25
With no selling fee, processing is the only cost, and Depop takes 4.4% of the sale.
Example 2: with a 10% selling fee
The same sale outside the UK and US, where a 10% selling fee applies.
- Fees $5.27
- Profit $19.73
- Margin 49.3%
A selling fee on the $35 item price adds $3.50 of cost.
Example 3: a boosted sale
The same US sale, but the buyer found it through a boosted listing.
- Boost fee (12% of $35) $4.20
- Fees $5.97
- Profit $19.03
- Margin 47.6%
The boost costs $4.20 here, so the margin falls by 10.5 points.
Example 4: a UK sale in pounds
Item £30 plus £4 shipping, cost £8, you pay £4 shipping, with the UK rate of 2.9% + £0.30.
- Sale amount £34.00
- Fees £1.29
- Profit £20.71
- Margin 60.9%
Depop takes 3.8% of this sale.
What does boosted mean on Depop and what does it cost?
A boosted listing is one the seller promotes. It shows up with a boosted tag in an extra placement in search and on the Suggested for you pages, as well as in the normal results. Boosting unlocks 28 days after you join.
The fee is 12% in the US and UK and 8% elsewhere, on top of the processing fee and any selling fee. You only pay it when a buyer interacts with your boosted listing and buys within 28 days. If the buyer finds the item without going through a boosted tile, no boost fee applies. You can stop boosting at any time, but a buyer who already saw the boosted listing can still trigger the fee for 28 days. The fee is charged on the item price, plus shipping if you ship without a Depop label.
Is boosting on Depop worth it?
It depends on your margin. The boost fee comes straight out of profit, so it hurts thin margins most. A $20 item with $4 shipping that cost $12 and $4 to ship earns $6.76 without a boost. With a boost it earns $4.36, so the boost takes more than a third of the profit. The $35 item in Example 3 loses about 18% of its profit.
Switch on the boosted sale option in the advanced options and check what you still keep. If the margin drops below what you need, raise the price before you boost, or skip the boost.
Depop payments: payouts, PayPal and when you get paid
In the US and UK, Depop processes payments through Depop Payments, so the processing fee above comes out of each sale before the money reaches you. Sellers outside the UK, US and Australia pay PayPal’s own processing fee, which varies by location and account.
Proceeds first go into your Depop Balance. According to Depop’s US payout guide, the funds are released 2 business days after the item shows as delivered, or 10 business days after the sale, whichever comes first. If a buyer raises an issue, the funds stay on hold until it is resolved. You can withdraw your available balance to your bank account at any time, and it can take up to 5 days to arrive.
Where a Depop fee calculator helps
Price for your region
Test the US, UK or your own fee rules before you list.
Plan bundles and offers
See how much room you have to discount.
Test boosts
Check whether a boosted sale still leaves the margin you need.
Fees are different in different countries and can change. Taxes and returns are not included. Related tools: Depop Shipping Cost Calculator, Depop vs Poshmark Fees, Poshmark Fee Calculator, Mercari Fee Calculator, eBay Fee Calculator, Etsy Profit Calculator and the Payment Processing Fee Calculator.
Depop fee calculator FAQ
How much does Depop take from a sale?
In the US, Depop charges no selling fee and takes 3.3% + $0.45 of the sale amount (item price plus shipping), so about 4.4% on a $40 sale. In the UK it takes 2.9% + £0.30. Outside the UK and US there is also a 10% selling fee when you sell in a currency other than GBP or USD. Boosted sales add a 12% fee in the US and UK, or 8% elsewhere.
Does Depop take a cut?
Yes. Every sale carries a payment processing fee. A selling fee applies outside the UK and US, and a boost fee applies only when the sale came from a boosted listing. The table above shows the current rates.
What percentage does Depop take?
There is no single percentage. In the US it is 3.3% plus a fixed $0.45, which works out to 4.4% on a $40 sale and 3.75% on a $100 sale. Add 12% of the item price if the sale was boosted. The calculator shows the exact share for your sale.
Does Depop have seller fees?
Depop has no selling fee for sellers in the US and UK, but there is always a payment processing fee. Sellers elsewhere pay a 10% selling fee when they sell in a currency other than GBP or USD.
How much does it cost to sell on Depop?
You pay when an item sells: the payment processing fee, the selling fee where one applies, and the boost fee if the buyer came through a boosted listing. Your own shipping cost and any taxes are separate.
What price is the processing fee based on?
Depop applies it to the item price plus shipping and any applicable taxes. This calculator uses the item price plus the shipping the buyer pays, and leaves taxes out.
How do I include boosted listings?
Open the advanced options and switch Sale came from a boosted listing to Yes. The calculator uses 12% for the US and UK presets, or the rate you enter under Other / custom. It is charged on the item price, and on the buyer-paid shipping too if you choose My own label.
Is boosting on Depop worth it?
It depends on your margin. The fee only applies when a sale comes through a boosted listing, but it comes straight out of your profit. Run the sale with and without the boost, and keep it only if the margin you keep is still enough.
Does Depop take PayPal?
It depends on where you sell. In the US and UK, payments go through Depop Payments. Depop’s help center says sellers outside the UK, US and Australia pay PayPal’s processing fee, which varies by location and account setup. Check the payment settings in your account to see what applies to you.
When does Depop pay you?
Your money goes into your Depop Balance first. In the US, Depop releases it 2 business days after the item shows as delivered, or 10 business days after the sale, whichever comes first. You can then withdraw to your bank, which can take up to 5 days.
How do I find my break-even amount?
Add your item cost, your shipping and the fixed fee, then divide by one minus the fee rate. The calculator does this for you.
Are taxes and returns included?
No. Sales tax, refunds and returns are not in this calculator. Whether income tax applies to your resale profit depends on your country, so check with your tax authority.
Can I use pounds or euros?
Yes. Pick the currency at the top. The UK preset uses £0.30 as the fixed fee, so choose GBP for UK sales. For euros or other regions, choose Other / custom and enter the fees for your account.