Depop is a hit with younger fashion sellers — but there's a catch that trips up Irish users. Depop dropped its 10% seller fee for the US and UK only; sellers in Ireland still pay the 10%. Here's an honest comparison of Sellinn and Depop in Ireland.
| Sellinn | Depop | |
|---|---|---|
| Seller fees (Ireland) | €0 — keep 100% of the sale price | 10% selling fee — Depop removed fees for the US & UK only, not Ireland |
| Payment processing | None added by Sellinn | Charged on top of the 10% fee |
| Paid boosts | Not needed to sell | Boosted Listings cost an extra 8–12% if the item sells |
| Categories | Everything — not just fashion | Fashion, vintage and streetwear focused |
| Coverage | All 32 Irish counties | Global app, fashion community |
| Best for | Any second-hand item, zero selling fees | Trendy fashion to a young global audience |
We're not going to pretend Sellinn is always the better answer. Depop has real strengths and we'll be straight about them:
If you sell trendy fashion and want a huge young audience, Depop is genuinely great, and the global reach can outweigh the fee.
But for Irish sellers the 10% is real: on a €50 sale that's €5 gone before payment processing. On Sellinn you keep the full €50.
List your item in 60 seconds and reach buyers across all 32 counties — no fees, no commission.
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Yes. Depop removed its 10% selling fee for sellers in the US and UK in 2024, but sellers in Ireland (and other countries outside the US/UK) still pay the 10% selling fee, plus payment processing, on every sale. Sellinn charges Irish sellers 0%.
Nothing. Listing is free, selling is free, and you keep 100% of the sale price — no listing fees, no commission.
Yes. Depop is fashion-focused; Sellinn supports every category — furniture, electronics, kids gear, trading cards, books, sport, beauty and more.
Yes — Irish and independent, for buyers and sellers across all 32 counties.