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Vinted fee calculator

Vinted takes nothing from the seller: no selling fee, no listing fee, no processing line. Its fee is paid by the buyer at checkout, on top of your price, and the buyer pays shipping too. On vinted.com that fee is usually 5% + $0.70 of the item, on vinted.fr usually 5% + €0.70, and on vinted.co.uk usually 3% to 8% + £0.30 to £0.80 (Vinted's help centre and pricelists, read 2026-10-19).

So the useful number on Vinted is not what Vinted takes from you, which is nothing. It is what the buyer will see at checkout, because that total is what your price competes on. Type your price and pick the buyer's Vinted site: the calculator shows what you keep and what the buyer pays on top.

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Item price ($)

Your item cost (materials / COGS) ($)

Buyer's Vinted site

On top of your price, the buyer usually pays Vinted about $1.95 (5% + $0.70). You pay no selling fee, and the buyer pays shipping at checkout, so there are no shipping fields here.

Fee breakdown for Vinted

Selling fee (none: Vinted charges the buyer): $0.00
Total fees (0.0% of the sale): $0.00
Your costs (item): $8.00
Net profit: $17.00
Margin: 68.0%

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Vinted is the only one of these 19 that charges the seller nothing on every sale: the buyer pays Vinted's fee on top of your price.

Every other marketplace here takes its cut out of your side of the sale, on all or most sales: Etsy 6.5% plus processing, eBay 13.6%, Amazon Handmade 15%, Walmart somewhere in 6–20%, Poshmark 20%, and even Depop, at a 0% selling fee, charges processing. The exceptions are sale by sale: a Facebook Marketplace pickup paid in person, or a Mercari listing not updated since 6 January 2025. On Vinted the price you set is the price you receive. Vinted's fee is a separate line in the buyer's order summary, paid at checkout, so it never comes out of your payout. It still matters to you, because a buyer comparing two listings compares the totals.

A $40.00 item on Vinted, where the buyer pays Vinted for the shipping label

Vinted fees to you: $0.00Your materialsWhat is left

The item price (the buyer's shipping goes to Vinted): $40.00
− Selling fee (none: Vinted charges the buyer): $0.00
Vinted keeps (0.0% of the order): $0.00
− Your materials ($12.00): −$12.00
You keep (70.0% margin): $28.00

This is the standard sale used on every calculator here and on the 19-marketplace comparison, so the platforms can be held against each other, which is why it differs from the boxes at the top of the page. Put your own numbers up there and the breakdown follows. No selling fee: Vinted charges its fee to the buyer, on top of your price, and the buyer pays shipping at checkout, so the shipping in this sale is not your revenue.

Current Vinted rates in this calculator

Selling fee: none — Vinted charges the buyer instead
Vinted fee, paid by the buyer (vinted.com): usually 5% + $0.70, on top of your price
Vinted fee, paid by the buyer (vinted.fr): usually 5% + €0.70, on top of your price
Vinted fee, paid by the buyer (vinted.co.uk): usually 3% to 8% + £0.30 to £0.80: a range, not a rate
Shipping: paid by the buyer at checkout, not by you
Bump and Showcase: optional, priced when you buy them — not modelled here

Rates verified 2026-10-19 against the official pages: Vinted Help: Vinted fee (no selling fees) · Vinted pricelist (US) · Vinted pricelist (UK). If a rate changes upstream, we update the constant and this date together. Estimates, not tax or accounting advice.

What Vinted charges a seller in 2026

Nothing per sale. Vinted's help centre says there are no selling fees on Vinted and that buyers pay the Vinted fee at checkout. The selling fee is 0%, listing costs $0.00, and there is no payment-processing line on your side. The breakdown above has one row, at zero, because that is the whole of it.

What you can pay for is visibility, and it is optional. A Bump puts one item in front of more buyers for 3 or 7 days, or until it sells, and Showcase highlights up to 15 of your listings for 7 days (not available to US members). Vinted prices both by your items and shows the price at the moment you pay; it publishes no rate card, so this calculator leaves them out.

What the buyer pays on top, by country

The Vinted fee depends on the buyer's site. Vinted's US pricelist puts it at usually 5% + $0.70 of the item price, so a $40 item costs the buyer about $2.70 more before shipping. The French pricelist uses the same shape in euros, usually 5% + €0.70. The UK pricelist publishes a range rather than a rate, usually 3% to 8% + £0.30 to £0.80, so for a UK buyer the calculator shows the range and no single number.

The fixed part is what makes cheap items look dear. On a $10 item the US fee is about $1.20, an eighth of the price; on a $40 item it is about a fifteenth. Vinted calls the fee mandatory and shows it in the order summary, so the buyer sees your price and the fee as two lines before paying.

Pricing when the buyer pays the fee

Price against what buyers pay, not against what sellers list at. Two jackets at $40 and $38 on Vinted are about $42.70 and $40.60 to the buyer before shipping, and the gap between them is the gap the buyer feels. If you are moving the same item from a marketplace that charges you, you can often list lower on Vinted and still keep more, because nothing comes off your side.

Offers work on your price, not on the total. Buyers can offer up to 40% less than your price, and you can send your own offer to a buyer, which only that buyer sees. A lower price also lowers the buyer's fee with it, because the percentage part is charged on the item price.

Shipping: paid by the buyer at checkout

On a Buy now order the buyer covers the shipping costs, Vinted's help says, so there is no shipping price for you to set and no shipping in your payout. That is why the calculator has no shipping fields: on Vinted, neither the shipping charged nor the label is yours.

What you still control is the parcel. Packing the item well and sending it on time is your side of the sale; the cost of postage is the buyer's. If you sell across borders, Vinted's international transactions policy says your listing has to follow the catalog rules of the buyer's country as well as your own.

Worked example: the reference sale on Vinted

The waterfall above runs the reference sale used across all 19 calculators: a $40 item, $6 of shipping and $12 of materials. On Vinted the fee line is zero, the $6 of shipping is the buyer's payment for postage and never reaches you, and you keep the whole $40, or $28 after the materials. A US buyer pays about $2.70 on top of the $40, plus the shipping they choose.

Held against the other rows on the hub, Vinted will usually sit at the top, because there is nothing to subtract. Read that row as what the seller keeps, not as what the buyer pays: the buyer's total is higher than the price, and that is the number your listing competes on.

What decides whether it sells at that price

With the fee out of your hands, the listing is what you control. Vinted's listing API caps the title at 100 characters and the description at 2,000 (Vinted's own developer documentation, read 19 October 2026), and its help asks for the brand, colour and item type in the title, with words like nice, pretty or good left out. Vinted's help on search says item descriptions are used to judge how relevant a listing is to a search, alongside the category, brand, size and colour you pick.

Vinted is also multilingual: buyers search in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and more, and Vinted uses a member's preferred language to choose what to show them. A listing written in the buyer's language has words to match that an English one does not.

Free on this page, and what the Vinted generator writes

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Your payout at 0% selling fee, after the cost of the item
What a US or French buyer usually pays Vinted on top, and the UK range
The date each rate was verified, with Vinted's own pages linked
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In the Vinted generator

A title inside Vinted's 100 characters, with the brand, colour and item type up front
A description inside 2,000 characters, opening with the item, brand, size and condition
Up to 3 materials, as Vinted's own field takes
The listing written in English, German, French or Spanish, for the buyers of that Vinted site
A 0–100 score on the text before you paste it into Vinted

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Questions, answered

Does Vinted charge sellers a fee?

No selling fee, no listing fee and no processing line. Vinted's help says there are no selling fees and that the buyer pays the Vinted fee at checkout. The optional paid features, Bump and Showcase, are priced when you buy them.

How much is the Vinted fee for buyers?

On vinted.com usually 5% + $0.70 of the item price, on vinted.fr usually 5% + €0.70, and on vinted.co.uk usually 3% to 8% + £0.30 to £0.80. It is shown to the buyer in the order summary before they pay.

Who pays shipping on Vinted?

The buyer, at checkout, on a Buy now order. The seller sets no shipping price and receives no shipping money, which is why this calculator has no shipping fields.

Should I lower my price because the buyer pays a fee?

Compare totals, not prices. The buyer sees your price plus the Vinted fee plus shipping, so check what similar items cost the buyer in the end. Because Vinted takes nothing from you, a slightly lower price on Vinted can still leave you more than a higher one elsewhere.

Which rates does this calculator use?

A 0% selling fee and $0.00 to list for the seller; for the buyer, usually 5% + $0.70 in the US, 5% + €0.70 in France and 3% to 8% + £0.30 to £0.80 in the UK, from Vinted's help and pricelists, verified on the date shown below.

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