Sell on Depop

It depends on your region. In the US and UK, Depop charges 0% seller commission (removed July 2024 in the US, then the UK). In Australia and the EU, sellers still pay 10% commission on the item price. Payment processing (~2.9–3.3% + a small fixed fee depending on currency) applies in all markets. Boosted Listings is opt-in and costs 12% in the US/UK or 8% in AU/EU, taken only on items that sell.

Depop uses a 1:1 square crop for the feed and listing thumbnails. You can upload up to 8 photos per listing plus a short product video — Depop expanded the cap from 4 photos in a 2024 rollout, so older guides may still say 4. The first image is the cover — most top sellers use a clean, well-lit, one-product shot for the cover and reserve the remaining slots for detail, label and styling shots.

Depop Payments releases funds to your linked bank account on a rolling basis — typically a few business days after the buyer receives the item. PayPal payouts hit your PayPal balance immediately, but PayPal itself may hold or delay transfers, especially for newer sellers.

Yes — Shopfront connects to Depop and pushes inventory both ways. You can pull an existing Depop shop in as your starting catalogue and then push the same items to eBay, Grailed, Shopify and other channels without re-keying photos, titles or descriptions.

Yes — Depop's discovery is heavily tag-driven. The Depop hashtag generator pulls aesthetic-led tags from a photo so you're matching how Depop's audience searches rather than guessing.

Depop's 10% commission (in AU/EU) only applies to the item price — not shipping. Payment processing is different: Stripe applies the processing rate to the full transaction including shipping and tax. The Depop fee calculator handles both correctly when you enter the buyer-paid shipping amount.

Not until you cross the ATO's hobby/business threshold. If you're earning over $75,000/year you'll need to register for an ABN and GST. Depop collects GST on its 10% commission in Australia, so you're not paying GST on top of the fee — it's already in the 10% you see deducted.