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13 Best Etsy Alternatives (2026)

Etsy is popular (best for: Vintage items (20+ years old), handmade and craft supplies), but it is not right for everyone. Common reasons to switch: vintage must be 20+ years old and several fees stack up. Here are the alternatives in marketplaces: where to sell, with what each does best.

AlternativePriceBest forStandout strength
eBayMost categories: 13.6% of the total sale (incl. shipping and tax) + $0.40 per order ($0.30 if $10 or less)Almost every category, especially collectibles, parts and electronicsLargest shipped resale audience
Poshmark20% on sales of $15 or more; $2.95 flat under $15 (buyer pays shipping)Clothing, shoes and accessoriesSimple prepaid shipping
Mercari10% selling fee on item price + buyer-paid shipping; no processing fee; $2 failed / $3 instant withdrawalsGeneral merchandise, toys, electronics, clothingFast mobile listing
DepopUS: no selling fee; 3.3% + $0.45 payment processing; Boosted listings +12%Vintage, streetwear and Y2K fashionYoung, trend-focused audience
Facebook MarketplaceLocal pickup free; shipped orders 10% (minimum $0.80)Furniture, appliances, bulky and local itemsFree for local sales
OfferUpFree local listings; nationwide shipping has been discontinuedLocal electronics, tools and furnitureFree local listings
Reverb5% selling fee (incl. shipping) + 3.19% + $0.49 payment processingMusical instruments, pedals and audio gearSpecialist buyers
ChairishCommission 20-40% by plan (Consignor 40%, Professional 30%, Premium 25-30%)Vintage and designer furniture, art, decorDesign-focused buyers
AptDecoCommission on sales; delivery handledSelling quality furniture in big cities without a truckThey handle pickup and delivery
Grailed9% commission ($120+) or 6% (min $1.99) under $120, plus 3.49% + $0.49 processing (US)Menswear, designer and streetwearDesigner-focused buyers
Whatnot8% commission (4% coins; lower at volume tiers) + 2.9% + $0.30 processing on the full orderCards, collectibles, sneakers and vintage via livestreamFast sell-through in live auctions
VintedNo seller fees (buyer pays protection fee)Clothing sellers who want zero seller feesNo seller fees
SwappaSeller fee 3% of the sale price; free to listPhones, tablets, laptops and game consolesLow seller fees

1. eBay

eBay remains the default marketplace for shipped resale, with buyers searching for specific items, parts and collectibles. Final value fees apply on each sale, and eBay collects marketplace sales tax for you in the US. Its sold-listings data and Terapeak make pricing easier than anywhere else.

Full eBay review · Etsy vs eBay

2. Poshmark

Poshmark is a social marketplace for fashion. Sellers share listings to drive visibility and the buyer pays a flat prepaid shipping label. Fees are simple but high, so price accordingly.

Full Poshmark review · Etsy vs Poshmark

3. Mercari

Mercari is a general shipped marketplace with an easy mobile listing flow and flexible shipping options. It is a good secondary channel for crosslisting almost anything that ships.

Full Mercari review · Etsy vs Mercari

4. Depop

Depop is the go-to app for younger buyers of vintage, streetwear and trend-driven fashion. Strong photos and styled shots perform best.

Full Depop review · Etsy vs Depop

5. Facebook Marketplace

Facebook Marketplace is the largest local resale marketplace in the US. Local pickup sales are fee-free, making it the best channel for furniture and bulky goods. It is also a top source for underpriced inventory.

Full Facebook Marketplace review · Etsy vs Facebook Marketplace

6. OfferUp

OfferUp is a local-first marketplace popular for electronics, tools, furniture and vehicles. It ended nationwide shipping, so it is now strictly a local-pickup channel and a useful second option alongside Facebook Marketplace.

Full OfferUp review · Etsy vs OfferUp

7. Reverb

Reverb is the specialist marketplace for musical instruments and gear, with price guides based on real transactions. Buyers pay more for gear here than on general marketplaces.

Full Reverb review · Etsy vs Reverb

8. Chairish

Chairish is a curated marketplace for vintage and designer furniture, lighting and art. Listings are reviewed, and buyers are design-focused, which supports premium pricing.

Full Chairish review · Etsy vs Chairish

9. AptDeco

AptDeco is a furniture marketplace that handles pickup and delivery in select cities, ideal for urban flippers without a vehicle. Branded furniture like West Elm, CB2 and Room & Board sells well.

Full AptDeco review · Etsy vs AptDeco

10. Grailed

Grailed is the menswear and designer marketplace for streetwear, luxury and archive fashion, with authentication for many items.

Full Grailed review · Etsy vs Grailed

11. Whatnot

Whatnot is a live-shopping marketplace where sellers auction items on livestream. It has become a major channel for trading cards, collectibles, vintage clothing and more.

Full Whatnot review · Etsy vs Whatnot

12. Vinted

Vinted charges buyers rather than sellers, so sellers keep the full price. It is huge in Europe and growing in the US, mainly for clothing and accessories.

Full Vinted review · Etsy vs Vinted

13. Swappa

Swappa is a marketplace for used tech that verifies devices (e.g. clean ESN/IMEI) before listing approval. Buyers trust it for phones and laptops.

Full Swappa review · Etsy vs Swappa

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