Depop Fee Calculator: Calculate Your Real Profit (2026 Update)


Depop Fee Calculator

Calculate your seller profit after all fees. Updated for the new US/UK fee structure.


The price the buyer paid for the item, before shipping.


The amount charged for shipping.



Fee structures vary by location. US/UK sellers no longer pay a 10% commission fee on new listings.


Your Net Profit

$0.00

Depop Commission
$0.00

Payment Fee
$0.00

Boost Fee
$0.00

Total Fees
$0.00

Formula: Net Profit = Sold Price – (Your Shipping Cost) – Total Fees

Profit Breakdown Chart


What is a Depop Fee Calculator?

A depop fee calculator is an essential tool for any seller on the platform who wants to understand their true earnings. While selling on Depop is a great way to make money from your closet, several fees can reduce your final take-home pay. This calculator demystifies the process by breaking down all associated costs—including payment processing, optional promotions, and shipping—to reveal your actual net profit.

Especially with recent changes, like the removal of the standard 10% seller fee for US and UK users, understanding the new structure is critical. This tool is designed for both new and experienced sellers to accurately price items, manage expenses, and ensure every sale is as profitable as possible.

Depop Fee Formula and Explanation

Calculating your profit isn’t as simple as subtracting the item cost from the sale price. The fees depend on your location, how you receive payment, and any promotions you use. For US and UK sellers, the primary fee is now the payment processing fee.

The basic formula is:

Net Profit = Item Price - Total Fees - Seller-Paid Shipping

Where:

  • Total Fees = Depop Commission Fee (if applicable) + Payment Processing Fee + Boosted Listing Fee (if applicable).
  • Seller-Paid Shipping is the shipping cost you incur when offering “free shipping” to the buyer.

Variables Table

Variable Meaning Unit Typical Range (for US sellers)
Depop Commission Fee Fee charged by Depop for using the platform. % of Total Sale 0% for US/UK sellers; 10% for international sellers.
Payment Processing Fee Fee for processing the transaction via Depop Payments (Stripe). % of Total Sale + Fixed Amount 3.3% + $0.45 per transaction.
Boosted Listing Fee Optional fee to promote your listing for better visibility. % of Total Sale 8% if the item sells via the boosted placement.
Total Transaction The full amount the buyer pays (Item Price + Shipping). Currency ($) Varies

Practical Examples

Example 1: Standard US Sale (No Boost)

You sell a vintage jacket in the US. The buyer pays for shipping.

  • Item Sold Price: $50.00
  • Shipping Cost (Paid by Buyer): $7.50
  • Seller Location: United States
  • Boosted?: No

Calculation:

  1. Total Transaction: $50.00 + $7.50 = $57.50
  2. Depop Commission (US): $0.00 (0%)
  3. Payment Processing Fee: ($57.50 * 0.033) + $0.45 = $1.90 + $0.45 = $2.35
  4. Total Fees: $2.35
  5. Net Profit: $50.00 – $2.35 = $47.65

Example 2: International Sale with Free Shipping & Boost

You sell a t-shirt from Australia and offer free shipping.

  • Item Sold Price: $30.00
  • Shipping Cost (Paid by You): $15.00
  • Seller Location: International
  • Boosted?: Yes

Calculation:

  1. Total Transaction: $30.00 + $15.00 = $45.00
  2. Depop Commission (Int’l): $45.00 * 0.10 = $4.50
  3. Payment Fee (example PayPal): approx. ($45.00 * 0.0349) + $0.49 = $2.06
  4. Boost Fee: $45.00 * 0.08 = $3.60
  5. Total Fees: $4.50 + $2.06 + $3.60 = $10.16
  6. Net Profit: $30.00 – $15.00 (your shipping cost) – $10.16 = $4.84

How to Use This Depop Fee Calculator

Using this tool is straightforward. Follow these steps for an accurate profit calculation:

  1. Enter the Item Sold Price: This is the listed price of your item.
  2. Enter the Shipping Cost: Input the full shipping charge, regardless of who pays for it.
  3. Select Who Paid for Shipping: Choose whether the buyer paid the shipping cost on top of the item price, or if you covered it by offering free shipping.
  4. Select Your Location: This is the most important step due to the new fee structure. Choose “United States / United Kingdom” for the 0% commission rate or “International” for the standard 10% rate.
  5. Check the Boosted Listing Box: If you used Depop’s “Boost” feature and the sale resulted from it, check this box to include the 8% fee.

The results update instantly, showing you the fee breakdown and, most importantly, your final net profit. For more complex scenarios, you might also be interested in a comprehensive {related_keywords}.

Key Factors That Affect Your Depop Profit

Maximizing your earnings on Depop goes beyond just a high sale price. Several factors can impact your bottom line.

  • Shipping Strategy: Offering free shipping can attract more buyers, but the cost comes directly out of your profit. Use the calculator to see if the potential increase in sales is worth the cost. A dedicated {related_keywords} can also help.
  • Your Location: As highlighted, US and UK sellers now have a significant advantage with the 0% commission fee. International sellers must factor the 10% fee into their pricing.
  • Promotional Tools: The “Boost” feature can lead to faster sales, but the 8% fee is substantial. It’s most effective on high-margin items or items you’ve struggled to sell.
  • Item Price Point: Because of the fixed portion of the payment processing fee (e.g., $0.45), this fee has a larger proportional impact on very low-priced items.
  • Return Rate: While not a direct fee, handling returns can lead to lost shipping costs and time. High-quality photos and accurate descriptions can minimize this.
  • Sourcing Costs: The ultimate profit is not just what this calculator shows, but your net profit minus what you paid for the item in the first place.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is it free to sell on Depop now?

For sellers in the US and UK, Depop has removed its 10% selling fee on new listings. However, it’s not entirely free. You are still responsible for the mandatory payment processing fee (e.g., 3.3% + $0.45 in the US). Any optional fees like boosted listings also apply.

2. What is the Depop “Marketplace Fee”?

To replace the seller fee, Depop introduced a Marketplace Fee that is charged to the buyer in the US and UK. This fee helps fund platform improvements and buyer protection. While sellers don’t pay it directly, it increases the total price for the buyer, which could influence their purchasing decision.

3. Why is my PayPal fee different from the calculator?

PayPal fees can vary based on your account type, location, and cross-border transaction status. The calculator uses a standard US rate (approx. 3.49% + $0.49). You should always check your PayPal account for the most precise fee structure applicable to you.

4. Should I use the Boosted Listing feature?

The 8% boost fee is significant. It’s best used strategically. Consider it for items with a high profit margin where the fee won’t hurt too much, or for older stock that you want to move quickly. Always calculate the potential profit with the boost fee before committing.

5. How is the fee calculated on bundles?

Fees are calculated on the total transaction amount. For a bundle, this means the fees apply to the total cost of all items plus the single shipping charge for the entire bundle.

6. Does the Depop fee apply to the shipping cost?

Yes. Both the Depop Commission (for international sellers) and the Payment Processing Fee are calculated on the total amount the buyer pays, which is the item price plus the shipping cost. For more information, check out our guide on {related_keywords}.

7. What’s better: Depop or Poshmark?

Both platforms have different fee structures and audiences. Poshmark has a flat 20% fee on sales over $15, which is higher than Depop’s current fees for US/UK sellers. A detailed comparison of {related_keywords} can help you decide.

8. What happens to fees if I refund a buyer?

If you issue a full refund, Depop will refund you the Depop Commission Fee and the Boost Fee. However, the payment processing fee (from Stripe or PayPal) is often non-refundable. This means you may lose a small amount on a refunded transaction.

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