Second-hand and resale platforms in 2026
By AppDuo Editorial Team · Updated
Start with the decision you need to make: market coverage, transaction method and buyer protection. These tools cover different roles; you do not need to use or purchase them all.
Read the strengths and limitations below. If a tool fails a mandatory requirement, remove it from your shortlist before comparing scores or prices.
People selling used items or looking for vehicles, rentals and jobs nearby6.9/101. Chợ Tốt
Vietnamese classifieds for used goods, vehicles, property and jobs. Notable strength: Many categories in one app: electronics, vehicles, property, pets, jobs and services (per the homepage). Trade-off: Vietnamese only; the homepage has no language selector
Read our full Chợ Tốt review
Collectors of trading cards, watches, sneakers, vintage items or hard-to-find parts6.7/102. eBay
Global auction and resale marketplace: rare finds, buyer protection, sizeable seller fees. Notable strength: Money Back Guarantee for items not received, damaged or not as described when paid via eBay checkout. Trade-off: Trustpilot 1.2/5 with complaints about refunds denied, hard-to-reach support and restricted seller accounts
Read our full eBay review
Sellers who want to keep 100% of the sale price7.0/103. Vinted
European second-hand marketplace: no seller fees, buyers pay a platform fee. Notable strength: No seller fees; the About page states "0% selling fees". Trade-off: Buyers pay a mandatory fee, usually 3% to 8% plus £0.3 to £0.8 in the UK
Read our full Vinted review
Shoppers who like vintage, thrift and streetwear from individual sellers6.9/104. Depop
Gen Z marketplace for secondhand, vintage and streetwear fashion. Notable strength: No selling fee for sellers in the UK, US and Australia, per Depop's help centre. Trade-off: Buyers pay a marketplace fee of up to 5% plus up to $1/£1
Read our full Depop review
How we chose
Selected from products with researched profiles, comparing their main purpose, feature scope, plan restrictions and platforms. The order serves different use cases; it is not an exhaustive market survey or a head-to-head test. Prices and policies retain each review’s source-check dates rather than being marked freshly verified when this guide is compiled.
Frequently asked questions
Is this list ordered by overall score?
Not strictly. Each label identifies the need it serves. Choose around the task, ecosystem and plan limits; the score is one supporting signal.
Do I need to pay for every tool?
No. This is a set of options, not a required bundle. Review free and paid limits in each product review, then choose one or a few tools that fit.
Was every price and fact checked again today?
Not automatically. The guide’s compilation date differs from each product’s source-check dates. Linked reviews retain their sources and dates so you can check the evidence.
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