7 Best Apps Like Poshmark to Sell Clothes

If you love buying and selling secondhand fashion on Poshmark, you might be wondering if other apps like Poshmark could work for you. If you’ve decided to find another app to replace Poshmark, I’ll help you find the best Poshmark alternative that fits your needs.

Or if you’re looking to sell on additional platforms, you can add one or more of the marketplaces below to get your item in front of more people. I’ll talk a bit about cross-posting using Vendoo, the sponsor of this post, in a bit. But first, let’s look at the different alternatives to Poshmark.

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The Best Poshmark Alternatives for Selling Clothes

Here’s a breakdown of the best apps similar to Poshmark. I’ve included some simple details like their key features, pros & cons, and who they’re best for. This is just a quick overview. So be sure to check out each platform’s website or app to see which one fits your needs the best.

1. Mercari

Best for: Easy to use interface with flexible shipping options

Mercari is a great alternative to Poshmark. It offers a pretty user-friendly selling experience with lower fees than Poshmark. It’s popular for clothing resellers, but also sellers who sell all kinds of items because they have a lot of different categories that sell well.

✔ Lower selling fees (10%)
✔ Easy-to-use app with broad buyer reach
✔ “Promote” and “Offer” features
✘ Customer service can be slow
✘ Not as many users as Poshmark

2. Depop

Best for: Trendy, vintage, and streetwear clothing

Depop is a younger, more social shopping app that has an Instagram-like interface. It truly caters to younger buyers looking for unique, vintage, and streetwear pieces, so if that’s your thing you might do well here!

✔ Great for creative sellers
✔ Strong Gen Z & Millennial buyer base
Ability to brand your shop with aesthetic photos

✔Lower fees (10% + PayPal fees)
✘ More specific styles do well while “run of the mill” items will struggle to sell

3. eBay

Best for: Selling all types of clothing to people across the world

eBay has been around for decades (and I’ve been selling there for decades) and remains one of the best platforms for selling all kinds of clothing. It’s ideal for sellers who want to reach a huge audience and aren’t intimidated by a more complicated user experience (you get used to it). 

✔ Huge international customer base
✔ Auction-style listings for rare & in-demand items
✔ Lower fees (13% on average)
✔ Promotional tools: Best Offer, sending offers, Promoted Listings
✘ Learning curve for new sellers
✘ Shipping can be confusing at first
✘ Fees vary based on category & listing type

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4. ThredUp

Best for: Hands-off clothing consignment

ThredUp is good for anyone who wants to sell clothes without the hassle of listing items themselves. With ThredUp, you order a Clean Out Kit, send your clothes in, and let ThredUp handle the selling. Keep in mind you won’t get anywhere near what you would sell on your own. It’s a good option if you’re more focused on decluttering than making a lot of money.

✔ No need to take photos or list items
✔ Environmentally friendly resale model
✔ Good for decluttering without much effort
✘ Lower payout compared to other platforms (MUCH lower)
✘ Strict acceptance criteria for items
✘ Fee for reclaiming items that don’t sell

5. Vinted

Best for: Sellers looking to avoid selling fees

Vinted is unique because it doesn’t charge sellers any fees. Instead, buyers pay a small fee when purchasing, which covers buyer protection and transaction costs. That being said, it is a smaller platform, so sales may be slower.

✔ Zero seller fees
✔ Easy-to-use
✔ Buyer pays for shipping
✔ Good for selling clothes, shoes, & accessories
✘ Smaller userbase (slower sales)

6. Curtsy

Best for: Women’s fashion, beginner clothing resellers

Curtsy is similar to Poshmark but designed specifically for young women. It offers a simple interface and competitive fees, but it is a much smaller platform so don’t expect a ton of sales.

✔ User-friendly for beginners
✔ Lower fees than Poshmark ($1 + 5% + 2.9% processing)
✘ Smaller audience (and less sales)
✘ Focuses mostly on casual women’s clothing

7. Grailed

Best for: Men’s fashion, streetwear, high-end brands

If you sell men’s fashion, Grailed may be the next best marketplace for you. Especially if your inventory includes luxury brands and streetwear.

✔ Niche audience looking for high-end & designer menswear
✔ Low fees (9%)
✔ Secure transaction system
✘ Limited to men’s clothing & accessories

How to Choose the Right App for You

With so many great Poshmark alternatives, how do you pick the right one? Here’s what I recommend:

• Best for Most Sales: eBay (the only one that’s ever come close to my Posh sales)
  
• Best for Low Fees: Vinted has no fees, but all have lower fees than Poshmark
  
• Best for Easy-to-Use Interface: Mercari
  
• Best for Men’s Designer Fashion: Grailed
  
• Best for Trendy & Streetwear Styles: Depop, Grailed
  
• Best for Hands-Off Selling: ThredUp
  
• Best for Young Women’s Fashion: Curtsy

I hope this helps you, but if you want to maximize sales, listing on multiple platforms is the best strategy!

💡 Selling on Just One App May Limit Sales

If you’re currently selling on Poshmark but want more sales, the best way to do that is by listing your items on multiple platforms, like the ones above. But manually listing and managing inventory across different apps can be time-consuming. That’s why I love using Vendoo!

Vendoo is a cross-listing tool that helps resellers list their items on multiple marketplaces at once, increasing exposure and boosting sales with less effort.

It also offers:

• Inventory tracking: Keeps track of where each item is listed
• Auto-removal of sold items: Prevents accidental double-selling (I’ve done this. Don’t recommend it!)
• Bulk delist/relist: Quickly delist and relist your items for fresh listings
• Sales analytics: See which platforms are performing best, a summary of all your numbers, etc (my favorite feature, to be honest)

If you’re serious about reselling and want to scale your business, selling on multiple platforms is always a great idea and Vendoo can help you do that efficiently.

Final Thoughts

Finding the right resale platform can make a huge difference in how fast you sell and how much profit you make. If you’re looking for Poshmark alternatives, whether you’re looking to add another platform or move away from Poshmark, there are likely other apps that will work for you. I hope this list has helped you get started!