Sellpy
Sellpy: Buy & sell second hand
Publisher DNA
What defines Sellpy?
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Portfolio
What does Sellpy ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Influencer-curated storefronts drive high-intent traffic
- Secondhand clothing selection provides affordable options for environmentally conscious shoppers across multiple European countries
- Sellers report that high service fees and low profit margins make the platform financially unviable
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
25/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Sellpy compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Zalando competes with Sellpy by integrating a pre-owned marketplace directly into its massive fashion retail catalog, capturing the same environmentally conscious audience through a single, high-traffic interface.
Contenders(1)
Both platforms compete for the same fashion-conscious consumer wallet in the European market, despite Sellpy focusing on second-hand inventory and ABOUT YOU on new retail.
Same space(21)
ASOS competes for fashion-conscious shoppers by offering a massive catalog of brands and visual fit tools.
Back Market provides a specialized, warranty-backed marketplace for refurbished electronics, targeting users who prioritize hardware reliability over general secondhand goods.
bonprix offers a retail alternative for fashion-conscious shoppers seeking diverse sizes and affordable seasonal collections.
CeX focuses on a physical-store-integrated model for electronics and media, allowing users to check local inventory before purchasing.
Depop competes for the same fashion-conscious audience by using a social-first interface and AI-assisted listing tools.
eBay serves as a direct secondhand competitor by providing authenticity guarantees for high-value collectibles and refurbished goods.
Gumtree serves as a high-volume classifieds marketplace for secondhand trade, competing for the same local inventory.
BERSHKA competes for fashion-conscious shoppers by integrating store inventory data with mobile shopping experiences.
Kleinanzeigen operates a local secondhand marketplace that uses AI to simplify the listing process for users.
Mercari serves as a secondhand marketplace for clothing and collectibles, competing for the same decluttering audience.
Momox fashion specializes in curated secondhand fashion, providing a dedicated shopping experience for clothing and accessories.
Next serves as a fashion and home retail competitor by providing smart search filters for diverse styles.
OfferUp acts as a local secondhand marketplace that uses reputation-based profiles to facilitate neighborhood trade.
OTTO provides a broad retail catalog that competes for the same fashion and home-goods consumer base.
Poshmark competes for the same fashion-conscious audience by combining social commerce with live-streamed auction events.
SHEIN competes for the same fashion-conscious audience by offering ultra-affordable new apparel and daily flash sales.
Trendyol provides a broad e-commerce alternative for fashion and home needs, competing for the same consumer wallet.
Privalia competes for value-conscious shoppers by using a time-limited flash-sale model to drive repeat engagement.
Vinted operates a high-volume, peer-to-peer marketplace for clothing and household goods that competes for the same budget-conscious demographic.
Wallapop functions as a location-based alternative for local secondhand transactions, allowing users to meet in person to exchange goods.
Whatnot captures the same bargain-hunting audience through live-streamed auction events that drive high-intent purchasing.