11 best apps to sell your stuff and make extra cash: From Nextdoor, eBay, to Gumtree

Over the last couple of years, we’ve all been feeling the pinch of the seemingly never-ending cost-of-living crisis. So right now, every little counts.

But there’s a relatively simple way of recouping some of your hard-earned cash — and it doesn’t require moving from your sofa.

Enter the new wave of second-hand selling apps: from designer fashion to free swaps with your neighbours, these are the thriftiest recycling apps to know.

Plus, it’s a good excuse to have a big old clear out.

The clothes apps:

Depop

USP: The Instagram aesthetic.

Launched in 2011, Depop is the perfect fashion marketplace whatever your style, boasting over 21 million users and selling all types of second-hand clothes. Think of it as a hybrid between eBay and Instagram. It’s become a social-selling platform — it’s young, hip and mostly about your followers.

Users can follow their favourite accounts, use the explore