How Depop fees work now
Depop dropped its 10 percent selling fee for US sellers in 2024 and moved the cost to buyers, which leaves payment processing of roughly 3.3 percent plus 45 cents on your side. That makes it one of the lighter platforms for sellers, but it varies by region, so check what your own payouts show and set the fee fields to match. If you are on the older 10 percent structure, just type 10 into the fee percentage.
Shipping is the number that actually gets you
With the selling fee gone, shipping is usually the biggest thing standing between the price on the listing and the money in your account. A $12 label on a $45 sale is more than a quarter of the sale price. Sellers who offer free shipping often forget it is coming entirely out of their margin, so put the real label cost in rather than rounding down, and check what a piece nets before you decide free shipping is worth it.
Depop rewards volume, so price for the turn
Depop forgets you if you disappear, and it rewards accounts that list consistently. That makes sell-through more important here than squeezing every dollar out of a single piece. A shirt priced at $45 that moves in a week beats $80 that moves in March, because the cash is back in your pocket buying the next haul. Run both numbers through the calculator and look at what the faster price still nets you.
When a calculator stops being enough
A calculator answers one question at a time. Running a reselling business means knowing which stores keep returning, which categories carry your profit, how long each piece has been sitting, and what a whole month actually netted. Hauly does this math automatically across every sale and every platform, flags dead stock before you forget about it, and keeps your numbers on every device.