Depop Profit Calculator
Work out exactly what you keep on a Depop sale after the 10% selling fee, payment processing and shipping — then check what your item is worth before you list.
Download FlipAI FreeDepop fees at a glance
- Selling fee: 10% of the item price.
- Payment processing: Roughly 3.3% + $0.45 per transaction (Depop Payments, US).
- Shipping: Often paid by the buyer domestically; you cover it on discounted or bundled sales.
Worked example
Sell for $60.00 an item you bought for $10.00. Total fees come to about $8.43, leaving roughly $41.57 net profit before shipping supplies and taxes.
Run your own numbers in the free profit calculator — pick the platform, enter your cost and sale price, and see net profit, margin and ROI instantly. Nothing is saved and no account is needed.
What to watch out for
- Aim for a net margin of 30% or better after all fees — that is the standard resale benchmark.
- Bundle discounts eat directly into margin because fees stay percentage-based.
- Track cost of goods per item; average-cost thrift hauls hide unprofitable pieces.
Know the sold price before you buy
Fees only matter if the item sells for what you expect. FlipAI lets you take a photo of any item or scan its barcode to instantly see real sold prices from eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Amazon, and more — so you can check what it's worth before you commit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much profit do you make on Depop?
After the 10% selling fee and payment processing, sellers typically keep 84–87% of the sale price before item cost and shipping. Subtract those to get net profit.
How do I calculate Depop profit margin?
Divide net profit by the sale price and multiply by 100. The free FlipAI profit calculator shows margin and ROI together.
Does Depop take a fee on shipping?
Payment processing applies to the total amount the buyer pays, which includes shipping. The 10% selling fee applies to the item price.
What is a good profit margin for Depop reselling?
30% or higher net margin after all fees is a healthy target; vintage and branded streetwear regularly clear that.