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Vinted vs Depop: which is better for Australian sellers?

Since July 2026 neither charges Australian sellers a selling fee, but Depop takes a small payment fee and 8% when a sale comes from a Boost. The bigger difference is who buys on each, and what they’ll pay.

Updated 19 Oct 2026

Quick answer: Vinted leaves you more on everyday clothes, kids’ things and homeware, because it takes nothing from sellers. Depop can be worth it for streetwear, Y2K and vintage, where its younger buyers may pay more. On a $20 item with $11.70 postage you keep $20.00 on Vinted and $18.88 on Depop.

Side by side, for Australian private sellers

VintedDepop
Selling feeNoneNone for Australian sellers since 22 Jul 2026
Payment feeNone2.6% + $0.30 on the price plus postage
PromotionOptional paid Bumps, charged up frontBoost: 8% of the item price, only if the sale comes from the Boost
Fee the buyer paysA Vinted fee, usually 5% + $1.20A marketplace fee of up to 5% + $1
PostageThe buyer pays at checkout; you send it with Australia PostYou set the postage price; Depop offers its own labels
Who buysSecond-hand bargain hunters, mostly clothes, kids’ things and homewareYounger, fashion-led buyers. Streetwear, Y2K and vintage do well
Best forEveryday clothes, shoes, kids’ things, homeware, booksStreetwear, vintage, trend-led and one-off pieces

What you keep at common prices ($11.70 postage, paid by the buyer)

Item priceVinted: you keepDepop: you keepDepop, Boost sale
$10$10.00$9.14$8.34
$20$20.00$18.88$17.28
$30$30.00$28.62$26.22
$50$50.00$48.10$44.10
$100$100.00$96.80$88.80

Worked out with the calculator above, before what you paid for the item and packaging. Sources: Vinted fees and Depop fees, checked 13 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.

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 a few dollars more than on Vinted, which easily covers Depop’s processing fee of about $1.12 on a $20 sale.

Think before you Boost

A Boost on Depop costs 8% of the item price, but only if the sale comes from it. That’s $1.60 on a $20 item. It can help a listing get seen, but on cheaper items it takes a noticeable share.

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 Australian sellers?

Vinted. It charges sellers nothing, so you keep your full price. Depop has no selling fee either, but takes 2.6% + $0.30 processing on the price plus postage.

Does Depop still charge 10% in Australia?

No. Depop stopped charging its 10% selling fee to sellers based in Australia on 22 July 2026.

How much does a Depop Boost cost?

8% of the item price, but only if the sale comes from the Boost.

Do buyers pay a fee on Vinted and Depop?

Yes, on both. Vinted buyers pay a Vinted fee of usually 5% + $1.20. Depop buyers pay a marketplace fee of up to 5% + $1. Neither comes out of your money.

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