bump
Selling your streetwear can be done more easily with the help of Bump. Bump focuses specifically on limited release streetwear so you can find rare finds while browsing the app.Merchants are required to connect their PayPal account to Bump if they wish to start moving their merchandise. The use of the payment component included in the app is also essential for all transactions for security purposes.The people who sell their streetwear will be the ones responsible for covering the market and PayPal fees. In this case, PayPal will typically charge a 2.9% fee while Bump will charge a 6% Marketplace Fee.
Carousell
Different types of items can be bought and sold through Carousell, ranging from relatively small purchases such as accessories to more extravagant purchases like cars. What is different about doing business on Carousell is that buyers and sellers also have the final say on whether the transaction is completed.The two parties will decide how the item and the money will be exchanged.Depending on how the two parties decide to complete the transactions, buyers will need to pay additional fees.If the transaction is made through CarouPay using a debit or credit card, buyers will have to pay a two percent third-party service fee. Sellers do not have to pay any fees if the transaction is done through CarouPay.
Depop
The Depop app can work as a kind of one stop shop for streetwear fans. Occasionally events and parties are announced through the app, allowing nearby users to mingle with their fellow streetwear enthusiasts.Depop’s bread and butter, however, remained his market.Interested sellers can quickly publish their products and showcase their features with the help of photos and videos. They can also use hashtags to drive traffic to their ads.The fees are a bit high on Depop. The app charges a 10% fee on top of PayPal’s 2.9% transaction fee. Depop is working on its own Depop Payments feature as an alternative to PayPal, but notably the fees will remain the same.
DHgate
Mainly known as a platform that Chinese sellers can use to market their offerings to the rest of the world, DHgate has started to open up more and allow more people to use their services.It can be argued that DHgate is even better suited for buyers than sellers at the moment.Shoppers with a few bucks to spare on their online shopping budget can check out the app’s $ 1.99 store to see if anything catches their eye. People can also save money when shopping on DHgate if they decide to buy certain items in bulk.Buyers and sellers who want to get the most out of using the DHgate platform can also join their VIP club.
Grailed
Grailed takes streetwear seriously. You will need to bring branded goods to Grailed if you want them to sell. There are even four categories dedicated to streetwear brands – Grails, Hype, Sartorial and Core – that sellers will need to use so that buyers can find their products faster.The seller can fix the price of his item. If you are unsure of what the appropriate price is for your item, you can use Grailed’s price comparison feature.Grailed charges sellers a six percent commission on their sales. The seller will also be responsible for paying the 2.9% PayPal fee for domestic transactions or the 4.4% fee for international transactions.
Let go
Items like accessories and electronics are relatively easy to sell online, but you’ll probably have a harder time trying to move used cars and properties. Letgo wants to make this easier.You can use Letgo if you have new or used cars that you want to sell or if you have some sort of property to offer. The app is also useful for selling smaller items.Sellers may be charged some nominal posting fees, but it depends on their location and what they are offering. You can also purchase in-app listing related services that will help more people see your offers.
Joom
Online shoppers looking for a place to buy clothes, accessories, and other items for home use can sign up for Joom. The app allows users to access a large market with items at different prices. Buyers can also play games on the app for discounts on selected items.Selling on Joom can be a bit tricky though, mainly because of the variable commission charged by the app. While you don’t have to worry about registration and subscription fees, the commission rate can range from five percent on the low end to 15 percent on the high end.
Mercari
Mercari can be of great help to buyers and sellers who just want to complete their transactions and not worry about anything else.With Mercari, sellers simply need to provide photos of the item they want to sell, describe it, and then set a price. It doesn’t cost sellers anything to post an ad on Mercari, but there are additional costs down the road. If you make a sale, you will be charged a fee that represents 10% of the displayed price of your item.It’s also worth noting that you have to pay a cashout fee of € 2 for every direct deposit you make that is less than € 10.
OfferUp
OfferUp gives sellers full control over the course of transactions. You will be responsible for the final price and how it is in the hands of a buyer.Sellers can decide whether they want to set a fixed price or give buyers some leeway by offering an asking price. If you choose an asking price, buyers can present their own prices to you for the item you are selling.As a seller, you can also choose between meeting a buyer or shipping your item. Being ready to ship your item means you have access to a larger customer base, but you will need to pay a 12.9% service charge.
Shopify
Shopify is more comprehensive than your typical online marketplace. Similar to most of the other apps in this category, you can use Shopify to easily buy items online and selling is a relatively straightforward process as well.
What sets Shopify apart is that it provides sellers with more tools to manage their products. Merchants can use Shopify’s features for the purpose of tracking products in their digital storefront and marketing them as well. Fees can be a bit of a hassle on Shopify, but expect to pay at least 10% commission on your sales. You may need to pay additional taxes depending on where your store is based.
Shpock
Communication is essential if you want to buy or sell on Shpock. Questions such as the final sale price and how the product is shipped are discussed by both parties. Buyers can also use the communication feature to find out more about the product they are purchasing, while sellers can use them to provide item status updates.The fee structure for sellers using the Shpock app is staggered. You will have to pay more as the price of your product increases. Sellers should also remember that these increasing fees do not include additional PayPal fees.
StockX
At first glance, StockX may appear like most other platforms designed for buying and selling streetwear, but that’s not exactly the case. The unique quality of StockX functionality is built into its operation.The StockX platform presents requests from sellers and offers from buyers. Demand is basically the price at which you are willing to sell your product. If you posted the lowest demand, a buyer who offers a matching offer will automatically make a purchase from you.Notably, your request will remain active even if a lower bid from another seller beats yours.If you want to bypass all of this, you can do so using the Sell Now method.Merchants will have to pay a three percent processing fee as well as a variable transaction fee which depends on your account and what you are selling.
Tophatter
Tophatter can serve as your app if you want to buy valuables at low prices while participating in auctions.The process begins with the auctioning of an item. From there, buyers can then place their bids. The bidding process goes quickly, so buyers are encouraged to submit their best deals as soon as possible. Buyers can also opt for the Buy Now option if they prefer to bypass auctions.Sellers can move more of their merchandise through the bidding process, but they have to pay a number of fees, including commissions and handling fees. Sellers can pay optional fees if they want better visibility of their products.
VarageSale
If you don’t quite feel comfortable buying or selling to people that you don’t know anything about online, VarageSale may be the platform for you to use.VarageSale requires everyone using its platform to go through a thorough verification process. You can be sure to negotiate deals because of this.One potential barrier to selling on VarageSale is location. Buyers and sellers will need to meet to close a deal so that your market is limited in one way or another.The good news is that you won’t have to face excessive fees if you use VarageSale.
Vinté
The Vinted app can help people eliminate extra items they no longer need from their closet.Vinted has attracted many users with its easy to understand publishing system. You take a photo of the item you want to sell, provide some details about it, offer a price, and then post it.Note that buyers can still negotiate the price with you and even offer certain trades.The buyer will decide how the item is shipped and the cost to do so. Sellers don’t have to worry about shipping costs, but they do have to pay a flat fee as well as a service charge that can range from three to eight percent of the price of the item they sold.
Wish
The last of the eBay alternatives in this article is the Wish app. Wish has made a name for itself by allowing people to get their hands on high-end items available at low prices. The app also caters to the needs of their many buyers by offering a wide range of products belonging to categories such as electronics and accessories.Wish also implements a different system for paying their merchants.Instead of asking sellers to pay a fee, Wish pays them “revenue shares.” Although it looks different, it still works the same as a fee.Sellers will tell Wish the selling price of a product and the app will take its share based on the agreement in place.
