Sell on Facebook Marketplace

Local pickup sales are free — no fee from Facebook. Shipped sales attract a 5% selling fee with a $0.40 minimum on orders $8 and above (USD; equivalent minimum in other currencies). There's no listing fee and no monthly subscription. Payment processing is bundled into the 5%.

Facebook Marketplace doesn't expose a public listing API. The Shopfront companion Chrome extension dispatches listings via the same flow you'd use yourself — it works inside your own logged-in Facebook session, so accounts stay safe and listings publish exactly as they would manually. Other 'API'-based Marketplace tools generally scrape sessions, which puts accounts at risk.

Facebook Marketplace operates in distinct regional buyer pools (US, CA, AU, UK and several EU countries). Shipped sales are region-internal — a US Marketplace listing reaches US buyers; AU listings reach AU buyers. There's no cross-region shipped marketplace.

Yes — Shopfront pushes listings between Marketplace, eBay, Depop, Grailed and Shopify. When something sells on any channel, the other listings auto-delist within seconds.

Marketplace works well for clothing in the shipped tier — buyers expect a per-item shipping cost rather than the free-with-purchase model Depop uses in some regions. For high-end designer pieces, Grailed and eBay typically reach a more focused buyer pool, but Marketplace can absorb mid-tier clothing inventory that won't move elsewhere.

On shipped sales, Marketplace's 5% is well below Depop's 10% (in AU/EU) and eBay's category-based FVF (~10–15%). For the same item, Marketplace tends to net more after fees — the trade-off is a less search-driven discovery surface, so listings rely on the algorithm surfacing them in feed.