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Vinted fee calculator
Peer-to-peer resale. Sellers keep every cent of the price.
Vinted charges sellers nothing: no listing fee, no commission, no payment processing cut. The price you set is the price that lands in your account. The platform is paid by the buyer instead, through a Buyer Protection fee added at checkout — a cost that never touches your payout, which is why this calculator has nothing to itemise on the seller side.
The sale
Optional — for profit
On a $51.00 sale, Vinted takes $0.00 — 0% of what the buyer paid — and $51.00 reaches you. You keep 100% of the order.
Every line of it
| Buyer pays | item + shipping | $51.00 |
Seller fee Vinted charges $0 to sellers on every sale. | no seller fee | −$0.00 |
| Total fees | −$0.00 | |
| Reaches your account | $51.00 | |
On this sale, Vinted ranks 1 of 16 for what reaches you.
Compare all platformsWhat this calculator does not cover
- Buyers pay a Buyer Protection fee at checkout — usually 5% of the item or bundle price plus $0.70, though the exact formula varies with item characteristics, order value, and whether it is a bundle. That is a buyer cost, not a seller one, so it is not deducted here, but it raises the total price a buyer sees on your listing.
- There is no seller payment-processing fee to model: the Buyer Protection fee funds payment processing and purchase protection on the buyer side.
Vinted fees: common questions
How much does Vinted take from a $50 sale?
$0.00 on a $50 sale, leaving you $50.00 — an effective rate of 0%. On $100 it is $0.00, leaving $100.00. The rate differs between the two because Vinted charges a fixed amount per transaction as well as a percentage, so the flat part weighs more heavily on smaller orders.
What are Vinted's fees, exactly?
On a $50 sale, Vinted charges seller fee of $0.00 (no seller fee). That comes to $0.00 in total. There is no monthly fee.
What should I charge on Vinted to keep $50?
Work it backwards rather than guessing: at Vinted's rates you have to charge more than $50 to keep $50, because the fee is taken from what the buyer pays. The what-to-charge calculator solves for the exact price, including the flat per-transaction fee, and rounds up to the cent so you are never left short.
What does this Vinted calculator not include?
Buyers pay a Buyer Protection fee at checkout — usually 5% of the item or bundle price plus $0.70, though the exact formula varies with item characteristics, order value, and whether it is a bundle. That is a buyer cost, not a seller one, so it is not deducted here, but it raises the total price a buyer sees on your listing.
Are these Vinted fees up to date?
They were read from Vinted's own published fee schedule on September 1, 2026, and the source is linked on this page so you can check it yourself. An automated check re-reads every source page weekly and flags any that have changed. Fee schedules do move without notice, so where this page and Vinted disagree, Vinted is right.
That is what Vinted takes. What the unit actually earns is another question again, once shipping, advertising and the orders that come back are in the picture — work out the true margin.
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There is no account, no email wall and nothing for sale here, which is deliberate — it is what lets the site publish what platforms actually charge and link to where each rate came from. Re-reading ten fee schedules every week is the unglamorous part, and it is what keeps the numbers worth trusting. If that saved you a bad listing decision, you are welcome to put a little toward the domain and the hosting. If it did not, please do not.
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