When Vinted wins
Vinted takes nothing from sellers, and the buyer pays for postage, so the price you list at is the price you receive. For everyday clothes, kids’ things and homeware, its audience of bargain hunters usually means a quicker sale too.
When Depop wins
Depop’s buyers lean younger and come for style: streetwear, Y2K, vintage and one-off pieces. If an item suits that crowd, it may sell for enough more to cover Depop’s fees, which come to about €3.97 on a €20 item with €7 postage.
Think before you Boost
A Boost on Depop costs another 8%, but only if the sale comes from it. That’s €2.16 on a €20 item with €7 postage, on top of the 10% selling fee.
Can you list on both?
Yes. Lots of sellers list the same item on both and remove the other listing as soon as it sells. Be quick to delist so you don’t sell it twice.