Sell on Shopify
Run your own storefront alongside the marketplaces — Shopfront syncs Shopify with eBay, Depop, Grailed and the rest in one catalogue.
Shopify tools
All free tools →- Who sells here
- Not a marketplace — an ecommerce platform. You bring the audience, own the customer relationship and control the checkout. Usually runs in parallel with marketplaces: marketplaces handle discovery, Shopify handles brand and repeat customers.
- Fees today
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Plan Monthly Shopify Payments processing Basic $39 2.9% + $0.30 Grow $105 Reduced rate Advanced $399 Lowest rate No marketplace commission of any kind. Non-Shopify-Payments gateways add 0.5%–2% transaction fee depending on plan. The mid-tier plan was renamed from "Shopify" to "Grow" in 2026.
- With Shopfront
- Shopify inventory stays in lockstep with marketplace listings — sell on Depop, Shopify stock drops; list on Grailed, the Shopify catalogue updates. The cross-listing surface below wires it up.
Cross-listing with Shopify
Connect Shopify and your marketplaces under one catalogue — stock, prices and titles stay in sync without per-channel re-keying.
Connect Shopify to your marketplacesFAQs about selling on Shopify
Does Shopify charge a marketplace commission?
No — Shopify is a hosted ecommerce platform, not a marketplace, so there's no commission on sales. You pay a monthly subscription (from $39/month on Basic) and payment processing through Shopify Payments at 2.9% + $0.30 (Basic, US rate; lower on higher tiers).
What's a transaction fee on Shopify?
If you process payments through a gateway other than Shopify Payments, Shopify adds a transaction fee — 2% on Basic, 1% on Shopify, 0.5% on Advanced. The fee is in addition to whatever the third-party gateway itself charges. Using Shopify Payments removes the transaction fee entirely.
Why run Shopify alongside marketplaces?
Marketplaces drive volume and discovery; Shopify drives brand and repeat business. Most experienced sellers run both — list new stock on every marketplace for reach, then convert repeat buyers to direct purchases through the Shopify storefront where you keep more of every sale.
How does Shopfront sync stock between Shopify and marketplaces?
Shopfront keeps Shopify and your marketplace listings on the same inventory. Sell an item on Depop and the Shopify stock count drops; archive a listing on Grailed and the Shopify product gets archived. Item updates flow the same way — change the title or price once, watch it propagate.
Can I import an existing Shopify catalogue into Shopfront?
Yes — Shopfront pulls existing Shopify products in as the starting catalogue. From there you can push them to any connected marketplace without re-keying photos, titles or descriptions.
Useful links
Authoritative sources for Shopify's seller policies — open in a new tab.
More tools
View all →Sell on Depop
Fees, photos, hashtags and cross-listing — the full Depop seller stack.
Sell on eBay
Final Value Fees, listings and cross-listing for the deepest buyer pool.
Sell on Grailed
Designer, archive and streetwear — flat 9% commission modelled.
Sell on Poshmark
Closet-led social selling — sharing strategy, fees and cross-listing.
Sell on Mercari
Flat 10% US marketplace — no listing fees, fast turnover.
Sell on Etsy
Handmade, vintage and craft supplies — fees and Offsite Ads explained.
Sell on Vinted
Genuinely 0% seller fees — payouts and the EU/UK/US buyer base.
Sell on Whatnot
Live-auction reselling — shows, commission, and what to cross-list between streams.
Ready to sell on Shopify without the admin?
Shopfront keeps your Shopify storefront in sync with every marketplace — one catalogue, no manual re-keying.
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