Where should I sell this?
The same item at the same price pays out very differently depending on where you list it. Enter your price once and see every platform ranked, best payout first.
Reading the comparison
Each row is what would actually land in your account for that sale, using each platform's current published fee schedule. The star marks the winner; the bracketed figure on every other row is how much less you'd keep there. The spread at the bottom is the gap between the best and worst option — on a cheap item that gap is often larger than your entire profit margin, which is the whole reason this page exists.
Fee structures differ in shape, not just size, so the winner genuinely changes with price. Platforms with a fixed per-sale component punish cheap items and barely register on expensive ones; percentage-only platforms scale evenly. Try the same item at $8, $40 and $300 and watch the order rearrange itself.
What this can't price is the part that isn't arithmetic: how fast each platform actually sells your category, whether buyers there trust unknown sellers, and how much of your evening the listing process eats. A platform that pays 8% more but takes three months to sell is usually the worse deal. Treat this as the money half of the decision.
Questions
Why does the winner change when I change the price?
Because fees are shaped differently. Fixed per-sale fees dominate on cheap items and vanish on expensive ones, while flat percentages stay constant. That's why there's no single 'cheapest platform' — only a cheapest platform for a given price.
Does this include shipping costs I pay myself?
No. The shipping field is what you charge the buyer, because some platforms take fees on it. Postage you pay out of pocket belongs in the item cost field, where it reduces your profit.
Are Vinted's numbers really that good?
Vinted charges sellers nothing, so its payout equals your price — that's real. The trade is that buyers pay a protection fee on top, which quietly raises your price in their eyes, plus it's clothing-focused. Great for what it's for, not universal.
How current are these fees?
Every platform here was checked against its own official fee page, and each individual calculator shows its verification date. If a platform's data goes stale, its page and its row here both disappear until it's re-checked.