UK peer-to-peer resale

Sell your clothes online in the UK and keep 100% of the price

ASiS is a UK marketplace for secondhand fashion. Listing is free, there is no selling commission, and every order is paid into escrow until delivery is confirmed. Leave your details and we will help you get your first items listed.

  • £0 seller fees. Set £40, receive £40. Nothing is deducted at payout.
  • Escrow on every order. The buyer's money is held before you post.
  • Both sides get heard. Buyer and seller submit evidence before any refund decision.
  • Paid to a UK bank. Standard payout in one to two working days, free.
See how it works

Start selling with ASiS

Tell us where to reach you and we will get you set up. Takes under a minute.

We use your details to set up your seller account and nothing else. No spam, and you can ask us to delete them at any time. See our privacy policy.
  • £0Seller fees, ever
  • 100%Of your asking price
  • 5 daysTo raise a dispute
  • EscrowOn every single order

Why sellers move across

Everything you need to start selling, with nothing taken off the top

Most resale platforms fund themselves from your sale. ASiS funds itself from a protection fee the buyer pays, which means your price and your payout are the same number.

No listing fee, no commission

List as many pieces as you like with no monthly minimum and no relisting charge. Your asking price is what reaches your bank account.

Money held until delivery

Buyer payments sit in escrow with ASiS from the moment an order is placed. You are never posting an item and hoping the payment holds.

You are protected too

If an issue is raised, both buyer and seller submit evidence and everything is reviewed before a decision. Whoever loses the dispute pays return postage.

Your own storefront

Members get a shop page with four on-brand themes and a bio, so repeat buyers have somewhere to come back to rather than a scattered list of items.

Analytics you can act on

Views, saves, conversion and the effect of a price drop, so you can work out what to list next instead of guessing.

Commission-free live auctions

Verified sellers can host live selling sessions with real-time bidding and replays, and ASiS takes no commission on what sells in them.

How it works

From wardrobe to bank account in four steps

The whole flow, with no small print surprises. ASiS sits between buyer and seller and holds the money until the parcel is safely in someone's hands.

  1. Photograph it

    Four or five honest photos beat one flattering one. Include the size label and flag every flaw, which is what keeps disputes away later.

  2. Price it and list it

    Free to list, always. Set your asking price and that is the number you receive when it sells.

  3. Post it tracked

    Print an Evri or InPost label in the app. Tracking feeds into escrow automatically, so the courier scan does the chasing for you.

  4. Get paid

    Escrow releases on buyer confirmation, or automatically three days after delivery. Standard payout lands in one to two working days.

Protection that runs both ways

You are not just protecting the buyer. You are protected too.

On most marketplaces a dispute means the seller absorbs the loss and argues afterwards. ASiS is built to hear both sides before anything is decided.

A buyer has five days from delivery to raise an issue, and escrow freezes the moment they do. Both parties then upload photo evidence and a short account of what happened. Nothing is refunded until a UK team has reviewed both submissions against the original listing.

Where your money is, step by step

The ASiS escrow timelineDay zero, the buyer pays and funds are held in escrow. Day zero to two, the seller posts with a tracked label. In transit, both see live tracking. On delivery, courier confirms arrival. Three days after delivery, funds are released.Day 0 · Order placedBuyer pays. Funds held by ASiS.Day 0–2 · DispatchSeller posts, tracked label.In transitBoth sides see live tracking.DeliveredConfirmed by courier scan.+3 days · ReleasedPaid out unless disputed.

Your money moves in three days. Your protection lasts five. If a dispute is raised on day four or five, ASiS covers the refund itself.

Published, not promised

One fee, paid by the buyer

No tiers, no hidden percentages, no rate that changes once you cross a sales threshold. Here is every cost attached to an order.

ASiS costs in pounds sterling
CostWho paysAmount
Listing an itemSeller£0.00
Selling commissionSeller£0.00
Standard payout to a UK bankSeller£0.00
Instant payout (optional)Seller1.5%
ASiS Member (optional)Seller£4.99/mo
Buyer protection feeBuyer5% + £0.70

What a £40 sale looks like

You list at £40. The buyer pays £42.70, which is your price plus the £2.70 protection fee. Nothing comes off your side, so £40 is released to you once the order completes.

The rules, in writing

  • Dispute window:5 days from delivery
  • Evidence:Both sides, before any decision
  • Return postage:Whoever loses the dispute
  • Seller fee:£0

Trust

Why it is safe to sign up

Handing your details and your wardrobe to a marketplace you have not used before is a fair thing to hesitate over. These are the specific mechanisms behind the promise.

Verified sellers are ID and bank checked

Verification is a one-off check of identity and bank details. Once it clears, the badge appears across the profile and every listing, which raises the bar for anyone setting up a throwaway account.

The rules are published in full

The dispute window, the evidence requirement, who pays return postage and both fees are written down. Nothing is decided case by case behind a support inbox.

Built and run in the UK

Prices in pounds, payouts to UK bank accounts, tracked Evri and InPost labels, and a support team in your own time zone rather than answering overnight from another continent.

Your details stay with us

The form on this page is used to set up your seller account and nothing else. We do not sell contact details on, and you can ask us to delete them at any point.

Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free to sell on ASiS?

Yes. There is no listing fee, no selling commission and no charge for a standard payout to a UK bank account. The only fee on an order is the buyer protection fee of 5% + £0.70, which the buyer pays on top of your asking price. Instant payout at 1.5% and ASiS Member at £4.99 a month are both optional, and neither changes your seller fee.

How quickly do I get paid?

Escrow releases as soon as the buyer confirms receipt, or automatically three days after delivery if they do not respond. A standard payout then reaches a UK bank account in one to two working days at no cost. If you would rather not wait, instant payout moves released funds in minutes for 1.5%.

What happens if a buyer says the item is not as described?

They can raise a dispute within five days of delivery, which freezes the escrowed funds. You are then asked to submit your side with photo evidence, as is the buyer. A UK team reviews both submissions against the original listing before deciding anything, and whoever loses the dispute pays the return postage. This is why photographing flaws and listing measurements is worth the extra few minutes.

Can I sell on ASiS alongside Vinted, Depop or eBay?

Yes, and there is no exclusivity requirement. Because listing is free, adding ASiS as another shopfront costs nothing while widening the audience for every item. Just remember to delist promptly across platforms once something sells.

What can I sell?

Secondhand clothing and accessories: everyday and designer clothes, outerwear, trainers and shoes, handbags, belts, scarves, jewellery, watches and sunglasses. If you want a category by category breakdown of what holds its value, the seller guide covers it in detail.

What happens after I submit the form?

We use your name, mobile number and email to get in touch and set your seller account up. Nothing is charged, no card details are requested, and your details are not passed to anyone else. If you change your mind, ask us to delete them and we will.

Do I need to pay tax on what I sell?

Selling your own used clothes is generally treated as disposing of personal possessions rather than trading, and there is normally no income tax on it. If you buy stock specifically to resell and your trading income passes the £1,000 trading allowance in a tax year, you may need to register for Self Assessment. This is general information rather than tax advice, so check current guidance on GOV.UK or speak to an accountant about your own position.

Ready to list your first item?

Join ASiS, list for free, and keep the full price on every sale. Leave your details and we will get you set up, or message the team if you would rather ask something first.

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