Lift is a Chrome extension that refreshes every active listing in your Depop shop in a single pass, at a pace you set. It works through the session you're already signed into — nothing leaves your machine.
Every plan runs the same bump engine. The difference is how many bumps a month and whether Lift can run hands-off.
Cancel anytime. Bump counts reset on the first of each month.
Lift does one job properly instead of ten jobs badly. Here's the whole surface.
Lift walks your active listings and re-saves each one, which re-dates it and moves it back up the Newest sort. It never calls Depop's paid Boost endpoint.
Sold, draft and reserved items get filtered out as your shop loads, and enumeration stops when it hits your sold archive — so a few thousand past sales don't slow the pass down.
One slider from Slow to Fast sets the gap between listings — roughly 30–45 seconds at the slow end, 3–5 at the fast end, interpolated everywhere in between.
A docked Lift bar sits in the bottom-right of the site itself. Open it, start a pass, and never leave the tab you're already working in.
A progress view shows the running count and a countdown to the next listing. Close it and the pass keeps going in the background — only Stop stops it.
Drag listings into the order you want them to sit in. Lift refreshes bottom-up so your shop lands arranged exactly the way you set it.
Leave it on and Lift rests for a set stretch after finishing a pass, then starts the next one. Turn it off and every pass is a deliberate click.
Set a window where Lift never runs. Useful if you'd rather your shop didn't visibly reshuffle itself at four in the morning.
Add Lift to Chrome, open your Depop shop, and the Lift bar is waiting in the bottom-right. No setup, no accounts to wire up.
Depop's Newest sort orders listings by when they were last updated. Lift re-saves each listing with every field unchanged, which updates that timestamp and moves the item back toward the top of the feed. It's the same result as editing and saving a listing by hand, done for your whole shop in sequence.
It does not call Depop's paid Boost feature, so it doesn't spend anything.
Read Depop's terms and decide for yourself — they place restrictions on automated access, and a tool that refreshes listings on a timer is fairly described as automated. The realistic risk ladder is rate limiting first, then listing suppression, then account suspension.
Running a pass when you've just sourced new stock is a very different risk profile from leaving it rotating overnight at the fastest setting. Lift gives you the speed control because the setting genuinely matters. Nobody can promise you an outcome here, and any tool that tells you it's completely safe is guessing.
No. Lift works through the Depop session already open in your browser, so there's no login form and no credentials stored anywhere. Worth being clear about the flip side, though: acting through your session means it has the same access to your account that you do while you're signed in.
No. Lift is a browser extension, so Chrome has to be running with a Depop tab open. Anything advertising true 24/7 automation from an extension alone is overstating what the platform allows.
Your listings never leave your browser — the bump engine reads and writes them directly through Depop from your own session, and your settings live in Chrome's local storage on your machine.
Free has no account at all. On a paid plan you sign in so your bump count can be tracked and your subscription verified — that's the only thing that talks to a Lift server, and it's never your listing data.
Free covers 50 bumps a month. Starter is $0.99/month for 250, and Pro is $1.99/month for unlimited bumps plus Auto-Bump, which runs passes hands-off on a schedule. Counts reset on the first of each month and you can cancel anytime.
A pass can start failing until Lift is updated. It reads and writes through Depop's own endpoints, and those are theirs to change without notice. If a pass stops working, the activity log will name the step that broke.
Lift is built and supported by one person. Send a note and you'll hear back directly — or email thedepopstudio@gmail.com.