Raide - Your Campus Closet

Raide - Your Campus Closet

Borrowing Made Better

271 ratings
58 reviews
#67 in top-grossing Shopping
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Released
July 16, 2025
Updated
October 1, 2026

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This app allows college women to rent outfits from other students on campus, saving money on event attire. It also provides a platform to earn money by lending out clothes from your own closet. Discover curated collections for various events and enjoy a convenient, local borrowing experience.

✓Browse campus closet
✓Rent outfits from peers
✓Earn money from clothes
✓Event-specific curated boards
✓No shipping or waiting
✓Lenders keep 100% earnings
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What's New in Raide

2.3.5

October 1, 2026

More improvements to make renting, lending, and shopping on campus easier than ever!

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Monthly

Billed monthly. Access for one month.

$9.991 Month
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Charts

Top Grossing

📉 67-3

Shopping

This app dropped -3 positions in Shopping chart.

Last updated on October 19, 2026.

User reviews

Love Raide!!

This app is so easy to use and so convenient for college students who can’t afford to spend a lot of money on new clothes. It makes fashion easy and fun by constantly providing new outfits and pieces for people to rent out!! I 100% recommend giving this app a try!

Remove the membership!!

It’s so ridiculous to charge a subscription fee in order to only spend more money on the app. Charge a fee for renting/listing or something, I’d rather that than a dumb subscription model. We’re broke college students and renting for a reason.

Membership is ridiculous

Them adding a membership is so ridiculous and greedy. I’ve been talking about it with my friends this year and we are no longer going to use this app. Would rather have them take a percentage than this ridiculous greedy membership idea. Was a great idea until creators of the app got too greedy.

Ruined it

Honestly just upset because they ruined it. As a college student and SEC sorority girl I both rented from people and had people rent my stuff for the past yr and it was great. Now this yr it’s $20 a month?? Ridiculous. Like no one is going to pay that at that point I’m just gonna buy the clothes. Honestly sad for them because no one is going to use it anymore.
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From free to insanely expensive

Raide was good until it wasn’t. Great customer service and will fix any problems but all of a sudden it’s 20 dollars a month to even use the app? That’s ridiculous. We’re college students this isn’t going to benefit you.

FAQ

What is Raide?

Raide is a campus closet platform designed for college women. It allows users to rent outfits from other women at their school and also provides a way to earn money by lending out clothes from their own closets.

How does renting work on Raide?

Users can browse their campus closet and rent outfits from other women at their school. The app features curated Raide Boards for specific events like formals, gamedays, and parties, allowing for quick and convenient outfit selection without shipping.

How can I earn money with Raide?

You can earn money by listing clothes from your closet that other students can rent. With Raide membership, lenders keep 100% of their earnings, turning your closet into a potential side hustle.

Is Raide free to use?

While the app is free to download and browse, a subscription may be required to access membership features like renting and listing clothes at select campuses. The app also features in-app purchases and advertisements.

Who is Raide for?

Raide is primarily for college women, particularly those involved in Panhellenic organizations, who want to save money on event attire or generate income from their existing wardrobe. It's for students seeking convenient, local fashion solutions.