Vinted vs Depop: where should resellers list?

Short answer

Vinted has no seller fee and strict rules on external tools. Depop has a different fee setup, an 8-photo limit and no title field. Many sellers list on both and let buyers decide.

The shortcut: Crosslisty is a Chrome extension that copies a listing to your other marketplaces, fills each form for you and removes sold items from the rest. Free for 5 fills a day.

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Updated October 2026. Crosslisty is a Chrome extension (it also works in Brave and Edge) that copies a listing to the other marketplaces, fills each form for you, and removes sold items from your other listings.

Fees

Vinted charges sellers no fee; the buyer pays a protection fee. Depop charges US sellers no selling fee but adds payment processing, and other regions differ. See the fee comparison for the current numbers and sources.

Listing limits

Vinted: title up to 100 characters, description up to 2,000, up to 20 photos.
Depop: no title field, description up to 1,000, up to 8 photos.

Rules to know

Vinted bans external software tools in its terms. See the Vinted tools guide.
Vinted standard accounts are for private, non-commercial use.
Depop sometimes shows a human check.

Who buys

Vinted is strong for everyday clothes, and Depop for trend, vintage and streetwear. Test both with a few items and compare which sells yours.

Listing on both

Vinted to Depop and Depop to Vinted guides show the steps, and this workflow covers adding eBay.

Questions

Is Vinted or Depop better for resellers?

It depends on your items. Test both with a few listings.

Can I list on Vinted and Depop at once?

Yes. Copy the listing and fill the second form, then delist when one sells.

Which has lower fees?

Vinted charges sellers no fee. Depop’s fees depend on your region. Check the current terms.

Crosslisty does these steps for you. Free for 5 fills a day, or $9 a month for unlimited crosslisting. Cancel anytime.