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Vinted vs Depop: which is better for sellers in Ireland?

Vinted charges sellers in Ireland nothing. Depop still takes 10% of each sale here, and PayPal takes its own fee on top. The question is whether Depop’s style-led buyers will pay enough more to cover that.

Updated 19 Oct 2026

Quick answer: Vinted leaves you more on almost everything, because it takes nothing from sellers. Depop can be worth it for streetwear, Y2K and vintage, if its younger buyers pay a higher price. On a €20 item with €7 postage you keep €20.00 on Vinted and €16.03 on Depop.

Side by side, for private sellers in Ireland

VintedDepop
Selling feeNone10% of the price plus postage
Payment feeNonePayPal’s fee, about 3.4% + €0.35
PromotionOptional paid Bumps, charged up frontBoost: another 8%, only if the sale comes from the Boost
Fee the buyer paysA Vinted fee, usually 5% + €0.70None for purchases in euro
PostageThe buyer pays at checkout; you use the prepaid labelYou set the postage price and post it yourself
How you’re paidTo your Vinted balance, then your bankThrough PayPal
Who buysSecond-hand bargain hunters, mostly clothes, kids’ things and homewareYounger, fashion-led buyers. Streetwear, Y2K and vintage do well

What you keep at common prices (€7 postage)

Item priceVinted: you keepDepop: you keepDepop, Boost sale
€10€10.00€7.37€6.01
€20€20.00€16.03€13.87
€30€30.00€24.69€21.73
€50€50.00€42.01€37.45
€100€100.00€85.31€76.75

Worked out with the calculator above, before what you paid for the item and packaging. On Depop the €7 postage you charge pays for the €7 you spend, but Depop’s 10% and PayPal’s fee are taken from it too. Sources: Vinted fees and Depop fees, checked 19 Oct 2026.

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.

Questions people ask

Is Vinted or Depop cheaper for sellers in Ireland?

Vinted. It charges sellers nothing. Depop takes 10% of the price plus postage, and PayPal takes its own fee.

Does Depop still charge 10% in Ireland?

Yes. Depop removed its selling fee in the UK, the US and Australia, but sellers in Ireland still pay 10%.

Do buyers pay a fee on Vinted and Depop?

On Vinted, yes: usually 5% + €0.70. On Depop, buyers paying in euro don’t pay a fee.

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