Dupe fees: what you keep when you sell
Dupe keeps 1.5% of the sale price when your item sells.
Dupe’s official address: dupe.fi. Check it in your browser bar before you sign in.
A worked example on a real price
No recent price on Dupe for our reference items. The example below uses the last price we recorded, too old to count in our comparisons: read it as a fee calculation, not today’s price.
The cheapest AK-47 | Redline (Field-Tested) listing on Dupe was €23.25, recorded on 16 Oct 2026 at 03:59, Paris time. Sold at that price, our calculation takes €0.35 in fees (1.5%): you keep €22.90.
Dupe charges in USDC: the fee is applied in that currency at the ECB rate of 15 Oct 2026 ($1 = €0.89222), then brought back to euros. The result is approximate, to within a cent.
A listing price isn’t the price your own item will sell for, and withdrawal isn’t deducted.
Compare this price across every marketplaceSee AK-47 | Redline (Field-Tested) on Dupe
What these fees cover
Fees published by Dupe and checked by Veriloot.
The seller fee comes out of the sale price when your item sells. Buyer fees are added to the listed price, where the marketplace publishes one. Withdrawal fees apply when you move the money to your bank or another payout method: where the marketplace publishes them and we’ve read them, we quote them, but no amount on this site deducts them. Payment and currency conversion fees aren’t included either.
Questions about Dupe
Does the buyer pay fees on Dupe?
No, according to Dupe’s page read on 13 October 2026.
Can you withdraw what you earn on Dupe?
Dupe pays its sellers in money. Veriloot records neither its withdrawal methods nor their fees: no amount on this site deducts them.
How many items does Dupe price on Veriloot?
None right now: no recent Dupe price in our records.
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