Where to sell clothes with no fees
In the US, three apps let you sell clothes without a seller fee in 2026: Vinted, Depop and e.closet. Vinted and e.closet take nothing from the seller; Depop has no selling fee but keeps a payment processing fee. Poshmark and Mercari still take a cut of every sale. e.closet is the only one where you can also rent your clothes out, at 0% seller fees, so a dress can pay you again and again instead of once.
Updated November 8, 2026 · By Olivia Mayer, e.closet co-founder
Seller fees compared
| App | Seller fee (US) | What the buyer pays on top | Rent your clothes out? |
|---|---|---|---|
| e.closet | 0%: you keep the full price of every rental or sale | A small service fee at checkout | Yes |
| Vinted | 0% | A "Vinted fee", usually 5% + $0.70 | No |
| Depop | No selling fee; 3.3% + $0.45 payment processing | A marketplace fee | No |
| Mercari | 10% of the sale | A 3.6% Buyer Protection fee | No |
| Poshmark | 20% on sales of $15 or more; $2.95 under $15 | None | No |
Fees were checked on each company's own help pages on November 8, 2026. They change often, so check before you list. Shipping and optional extras like promoted listings aren't included.
What you keep on a $100 dress
- e.closet: $100 if you sell it, and the full price each time you rent it out.
- Vinted: $100.
- Depop: about $96.25, after the 3.3% + $0.45 processing fee on the item price (more if the buyer's shipping and tax are included).
- Mercari: about $90, after 10%.
- Poshmark: $80, after 20%.
Should you sell or rent it out?
If it's an everyday piece you're done with, sell it on whichever app your buyers use. If it's a formal dress, a wedding guest dress, a designer piece or anything you wore once, renting usually earns more: formal pieces on e.closet typically rent for $35–$70, and the same dress can rent many times in a season. You can list a piece for both rent and sale on e.closet and keep 100% either way.
Frequently asked questions
What app has no seller fees?
Vinted and e.closet charge sellers nothing, and Depop has no selling fee in the US but keeps a 3.3% + $0.45 payment processing fee. On all three, the buyer pays a fee at checkout instead.
Is it free to sell clothes on Depop?
In the US, Depop removed its selling fee, but sellers still pay a payment processing fee of 3.3% + $0.45 per sale, taken before payout.
How much does Poshmark take?
20% of every sale of $15 or more, and a flat $2.95 on sales under $15.
Can I rent out my clothes instead of selling them?
Yes. On e.closet you list a piece, set a flat price for each rental length (2, 4, 5, 7, 14 or 30 days) and keep the full price every time it rents, with 0% seller fees. See how renting out your closet works.
Who pays the fees on e.closet?
Renters and buyers pay a small service fee at checkout. Sellers and lenders pay no fee and keep the full price.