Free selling estimates $0 seller transaction fees when eligible. Buyers still pay the item price plus postage at checkout.
Fee calculator
eBay vs Depop fee calculator for Australian sellers
Enter one item price and compare how much you would keep on eBay Australia versus Depop under the new 22 July 2026 fee rules.
Same item, two marketplaces
$40.00 eBay estimate
$38.38 Depop estimate
eBay has about $1.62 less in seller-side fees on this sale.
Payment processing remains 2.6% + $0.30 AUD. You can also test the old fee rules or an optional boosted sale.
Depop shows the exact marketplace fee at checkout. It is paid by the buyer and is not deducted from seller payout.
Enter what the buyer pays for postage and what it actually costs you to send the item.
How the estimate is calculated
Line item eBay Depop
Buyer pays $50.95 $50.95
Selling fee $0.00 $0.00
Payment processing $0.00 $1.62
Optional boosting $0.00 $0.00
Postage cost $10.95 $10.95
Estimated take-home $40.00 $38.38
Depop buyer checkout guide $50.95 to $53.95
Includes the item and postage, then up to 5% of the $40.00 item price plus up to $1. Depop shows the exact fee at checkout.
Use this as a listing estimate
Fees can change, and optional upgrades, boosted listings, international sales, refunds and seller account status can change the final payout.
- eBay free-selling mode assumes an Australia-based seller without a Pro plan who is within the AU $25,000 free-selling threshold. eBay Pro tier modes use Fashion category rates.
- Depop's new mode assumes an Australian seller using Depop Payments on an eligible AUD sale from 22 July 2026.
- The buyer marketplace fee is shown as a range because Depop says the exact amount appears at checkout. It is not deducted from the seller payout.
- The calculator subtracts your postage cost because that money still leaves your pocket, even if the buyer pays postage.
Fee information checked 21 July 2026.
What changed for Depop sellers in Australia?
Depop removed its 10% selling fee for Australian sellers on eligible AUD sales from 22 July 2026. The Australian Depop Payments processing fee still applies, and boosting remains optional rather than free.
| Fee | Before 22 July | From 22 July |
|---|---|---|
| Depop selling fee | 10% | 0% |
| Payment processing | 2.6% + $0.30 | 2.6% + $0.30 |
| Boosting, if used | 8% | 8% |
A $40 item with $10.95 postage
The buyer's pre-marketplace-fee total is $50.95. Before the change, the 10% selling fee and payment processing came to about $6.72. From 22 July, payment processing alone is about $1.62, so the seller keeps roughly $5.10 more before postage, stock and packaging costs.
The buyer may also pay a marketplace fee. Depop publishes a maximum of 5% of the item price, excluding shipping and taxes, plus up to $1. For this example the checkout total could be up to $53.95, but Depop shows the exact amount to the buyer at checkout.
Read the full Australian Depop fees guide FAQ
Common fee questions
Does eBay Australia charge seller fees?
Many Australia-based non-Pro sellers are eligible for free selling on eBay.com.au if they sell AU $25,000 or less over the past 12 months. Sellers with an eBay Pro plan, sellers above the free-selling threshold, international sales and optional listing upgrades can still have fees.
What Depop fees does this calculator use for Australia?
For sales from 22 July 2026, the calculator uses a 0% Depop selling fee and the Australian Depop Payments processing fee of 2.6% plus $0.30 AUD. You can switch to the old 10% selling fee for sales before that date and add an optional 8% boosting fee.
What is the new Depop buyer marketplace fee in Australia?
From 22 July 2026, Depop says Australian buyers may pay a marketplace fee of up to 5% of the item price, excluding shipping and taxes, plus up to $1 AUD. The exact amount is shown at checkout. This calculator shows the published maximum as a guide and does not subtract it from seller payout.
Does Depop still charge a 10% seller fee in Australia?
The 10% selling fee applies to Australian sales before 22 July 2026. Depop says selling fees are removed for Australian sellers on eligible AUD sales from that date, although payment processing and optional boosting fees still apply.
Does this include postage profit or loss?
Yes. Add the postage amount charged to the buyer and your real postage or packaging cost. The calculator shows how that affects the amount you keep.