Depop Fee Calculator 2026: 0% Selling Fee + 3.3% + $0.45
Calculate Depop payout by seller region, processing fee, Boost, buyer shipping, tax, seller-paid shipping, bundle count, and break-even price.
2026 Fee Policy
Official fee check 2026-08-06: UK, US, and AUS sellers have no Depop selling fee. US payment processing is 3.3% + $0.45 on item price, shipping, and applicable tax; UK is 2.9% + GBP 0.30; AUS is 2.6% + A$0.30. Outside UK/US/AUS payment processing varies through PayPal, so the outside-region path uses the rate you enter. Boosted Listings are separate.
Quick Answer: What This Tool Calculates
Use this tool before you accept an offer, create a bundle, or decide who pays Depop shipping. It separates the payment processing fee from seller-paid shipping, then shows the payout, break-even price, net profit, and per-item bundle value in one place.
Shows the percentage fee plus fixed transaction charge so small sales do not quietly erase margin.
Lets you compare buyer-paid, free, and seller-paid label scenarios before you publish the listing.
Divides payout across multiple items so you can see whether a bundle improves profit or only moves stale inventory.
How to Use the Depop Fee Calculator
This calculator helps Depop sellers understand what they take home after processing, Boost, shipping, and bundle costs. The current official fee table is regional, so choose the seller region before pricing a sale.
- Select your region: UK, US, and AUS sellers have no Depop selling fee; sellers outside those regions can still face the 10% selling fee.
- Enter Combined Item Prices: If bundling multiple items, add up the total sale price you're listing for.
- Add shipping and tax shown in checkout: processing applies to item price, shipping, and applicable taxes, so small differences can change the payout.
- Turn Boost on only when relevant: Boost is a separate fee, so the calculator keeps it visible instead of hiding it inside the processing line.
The calculator shows: payout after processing, selling fees when they apply, Boost, net profit, break-even price, and per-item bundle payout. Use it before accepting an offer or enabling Boost on a thin-margin listing.
What This Calculator Includes
This Depop fee calculator computes all of the following in real time:
- Payment Processing Fee: regional processing rate on item price, shipping, and applicable taxes, plus the regional fixed fee.
- Platform Selling Fee: 0% for UK, US, and AUS sellers; 10% for sellers outside those regions under the current Depop help table.
- Boosting Fee: 12% for UK/US new listings from March 23, 2026, and 8% outside UK/US under current Depop help language.
- Seller Shipping Cost: What you actually pay to ship the bundle - subtracted from net profit so you see true take-home.
- Per-Item Payout: When you enter a bundle of 2+ items, the calculator divides payout evenly to show cost-per-item efficiency.
- Break-Even Price: The minimum sale price that covers your buy cost, seller shipping, and all seller costs - so you never price below profit.
- ROI %: Return on investment relative to total capital deployed (buy cost + shipping cost), shown when buy cost is entered.
Example: A 3-item US bundle sold for $60 with $8.50 seller-paid shipping nets very differently depending on whether Boost is on and whether tax is included in the processing basis. That is the reason the tool exposes those inputs instead of using one flat fee shortcut.
Why Depop Fees Need a Bundle Calculator
Depop's current fee table is regional and promotion-dependent. UK, US, and AUS sellers have no Depop selling fee, while sellers outside those regions can still face the 10% selling fee. Payment processing still applies, Boost can add a separate fee, and bundles change the fixed-fee drag because processing applies once per bundle transaction.
Example: $50 US Sale With No Boost
The Impact: The same $50 order can move from clearly profitable to too thin once buyer shipping, tax, Boost, seller-paid postage, and buy cost are included. Exact marketplace comparisons still depend on category, order fee, buyer shipping, buyer intent, and promotional costs.
The catch: a low seller-fee line does not automatically mean the order is profitable. Buyer shipping, applicable tax, Boost, seller-paid label cost, returns, and discounting can still push a bundle below your floor.
3 Depop Fee Mistakes That Cost Money
1Choosing the Marketplace From Fee Rate Alone
Depop can be cheaper than commission-heavy fashion marketplaces for some UK, US, and AUS sales, but do not migrate blindly. Compare the same item after buyer shipping, seller shipping, Boost, returns, and audience fit. A lower fee only matters if the item still sells at the price you need.
2Promising Free Shipping Before Checking the Fee Basis
Compare the Depop label, your own carrier label, and any platform rules before promising free shipping. If you do not use a Depop Shipping label, Depop's selling or boosting fee basis can include shipping where that fee applies, so the shipping choice affects more than postage.
3Forgetting the Fixed Processing Fee on Small Sales
The fixed payment-processing charge matters most on low-price items. Use the bundle count and break-even output to decide whether to bundle, raise price, or skip the sale. A blanket "never sell under $15" rule is too blunt; the right answer depends on your cost, label, region, and buyer demand.
Real Example: Vintage Streetwear Bundle
This example shows why Boost, shipping, and item cost need to be visible before you accept a bundle offer:
The Scenario
You source 3 vintage Nike tees at Goodwill for $3 each ($9 total). You bundle them and list for $60. How much do you net on each platform?
The no-Boost order nets $40.07 after buy cost and seller-paid shipping. Turning Boost on drops the estimated profit to $32.87, so Boost needs to create enough incremental sales speed to be worth it.
Key insight: the right move is not always "turn Boost off." If a stale bundle needs visibility and still clears your profit floor, a tested Boost can be rational. If the output falls below your floor, counter the offer or raise the bundle price.
The lesson: Depop payout is a decision tool, not a slogan. Use the calculator to choose the lowest acceptable offer, whether Boost is justified, and whether free shipping is safe for that exact bundle.
Pro Tips for Maximizing Depop Profits
The fixed processing fee weighs more on low-price items. Bundle related low-value pieces when the per-item payout rises after seller-paid shipping and processing. Use the break-even result before accepting a discounted bundle offer.
A cheaper outside label can help, but the fee basis can change when you do not use a Depop Shipping label. Compare actual postage, tracking workflow, refund exposure, and the fee basis before deciding.
Start from buy cost, seller shipping, processing, and any Boost fee, then set the lowest acceptable offer. A lower fee only helps if the final price still clears your desired profit and sell-through target.
Cross-list only when you can keep inventory synced and avoid double-selling. If you price differently by marketplace, rerun the payout math for each channel instead of applying a flat dollar discount.
Offers are dangerous when the fixed processing fee, seller-paid shipping, and buy cost leave little room. Set a minimum offer that clears the calculator's break-even price plus your desired profit buffer.
Bundles work best when the items belong together: same size, style, era, brand family, or buyer use case. Random bundles may move stale inventory, but they can also force a discount that erases the fixed-fee savings.
When Bundles Help and When They Just Erase Margin
Similar items, one buyer, one package, and a clear savings story usually create a real bundle advantage.
Mixing weak items into a bundle can move stale inventory, but it often drags the average selling price down harder than sellers expect.
Use bundles when shipping efficiency and buyer intent both improve at the same time. If only one improves, run the math again.
Frequently Asked Questions: Seller Costs in 2026
What are Depop's seller fees in 2026?
Depop's current help table says UK, US, and AUS sellers have no Depop selling fee. Processing is still charged by region: US 3.3% + $0.45, UK 2.9% + £0.30, and AUS 2.6% + A$0.30 on item price, shipping, and applicable tax. Sellers outside those regions can still face a 10% selling fee plus payment-processing costs.
Is Depop cheaper than Poshmark in 2026?
Often, but not always. A UK, US, or AUS Depop sale has no Depop selling fee, while Poshmark takes 20% of sales of $15 or more and a flat $2.95 below $15. The real answer still depends on shipping, Boost, buyer demand, return risk, and the price buyers will actually pay on each platform.
Why did Depop eliminate the selling fee?
Depop announced a zero-selling-fee structure for some seller regions and uses buyer-facing marketplace fees in those markets. That can improve seller-side payout, but resellers still need to model processing, Boost, shipping, discounts, and whether buyer checkout totals affect conversion.
How much does Depop charge for shipping?
Depop shipping is a workflow choice, not just a postage number. If you use your own label, compare the actual carrier price, tracking workflow, refund risk, and whether the selling or Boost fee basis includes shipping for your region and sale type.
Should I bundle items on Depop or sell separately?
Bundle when the buyer wants the items together and the discount stays above your break-even price. The fixed processing fee is paid once per bundle transaction, so bundling can reduce fixed-fee drag, but it is not automatic profit if you discount too deeply or pay more shipping.
Can I avoid the Depop processing fixed fee?
No. US Depop Payments processing includes a $0.45 fixed fee, while UK and AUS have their own fixed fees. Bundling can reduce fixed-fee drag because the fixed fee applies once to the bundle transaction, but processing still applies to item price, shipping, and applicable tax.
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