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bol vs Temu

bol and Temu are both big marketplaces. On a $1,000 payment you keep about $860–$970 on bol and $850–$920 on Temu, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify

Key differences

  • On a $1,000 payment you keep about $860–$970 on bol and $850–$920 on Temu, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.
  • Both pay out via Bank transfer.
  • bol is the older platform — founded in 1999, 23 years before Temu (2022).
  • bol is based in Netherlands, Temu in United States.
  • bol focuses on the Netherlands and Belgium, while Temu operates internationally.

Which should you choose?

Choose bol if…

  • Keeping more of each payment matters most — its fee is lower.
  • You prefer a long track record (since 1999).
  • You live in the Netherlands or Belgium.

Side by side

bol The Netherlands and Belgium leading marketplace - Dutch and Belgian sellers list alongside bol own range to 13… Visit Temu The fast-growing budget marketplace - its Local Seller Program is open to sellers in 37 markets including the… Visit
Type Big marketplaces like Amazon Big marketplaces like Amazon
Category Selling & Resale Selling & Resale
Vetted No No
Work from home Yes Yes
Fees Fixed fee EUR 0.20-3.00 + 3-14% category commission Consignment margin or 8-15% referral commission
Withdraw via Bank transfer Bank transfer
Availability Netherlands, Belgium Local sellers in 37 markets
Local to Netherlands, Belgium
Founded 1999 2022
Headquarters Utrecht, Netherlands Boston, United States
Stock ticker NASDAQ: PDD
Popularity 55 views · 0 likes 38 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, bol or Temu?

On a $1,000 payment you keep about $860–$970 on bol and $850–$920 on Temu, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Where are bol and Temu available?

bol: Netherlands, Belgium. Temu: Local sellers in 37 markets.

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