cinched vs depop

updated July 2026

Cinched and Depop both serve the vintage and thrift crowd, but they charge sellers differently. Depop dropped its 10% commission in 2024 and now charges payment processing of roughly 3.3% + $0.45 per sale, plus boosted listing fees if you want visibility. Cinched charges a flat $8/month membership with no per-sale fees. The honest math: if you sell less than roughly $200/month, Depop is cheaper and probably the better fit for casual selling. Above that, the flat fee wins, and Cinched adds tools Depop does not have, like a digital closet, an outfit builder, and fan subscriptions for your shop.

fees at a glance

cincheddepop
seller fees$8/month flat (or $75/yr)~3.3% + $0.45 per sale
you keep on $1,000 in sales$992$958
payoutsinstant when you sell2-3 business days
focusvintage & thrift communityvintage & streetwear marketplace
digital closet & outfit builderyesno
shop subscriptions for fansyes, you set the priceno

fee figures are estimates based on published rates and may change. check each platform for current pricing.

choose cinched if

  • you want zero per-sale fees and predictable costs
  • you want closet and outfit tools built around your inventory
  • you want to build a subscriber base for your shop

choose depop if

  • you sell casually: under about $200/month, per-sale fees cost less than $8
  • you already have a large Depop following you do not want to rebuild

common questions

Is Cinched cheaper than Depop?

It depends on volume. Depop charges about 3.3% + $0.45 per sale, so on $1,000 in monthly sales you pay roughly $42. Cinched is a flat $8/month regardless of volume. The more you sell, the more Cinched saves you.

How is Cinched different from Depop?

Both focus on secondhand style, but Cinched is more than a marketplace. It includes a digital closet, an outfit builder, and shop subscriptions, and it takes no cut of sales.

Does Cinched charge listing or boost fees?

Listing is included in the $8/month seller membership. Optional add-ons like drop alerts exist, but nothing is required to list or sell.

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