Vinted sellers keep 100% of the sale price. Here's your real profit.
Unlike Poshmark or eBay, Vinted charges no selling fees. But your profit still depends on what you paid for the item and your shipping cost. See the actual number.
Vinted provides shipping labels paid by the buyer — enter $0 unless you arranged your own shipping.
Vinted fee: 0% — sellers pay nothing · Vinted charges buyers a protection fee. Sellers keep the full sale price.
Selling on multiple platforms?
Selling on Vinted and other platforms? Compare your profit across all of them in one dashboard.
How Vinted fees work
Vinted is unique among resale platforms — sellers pay zero fees. Vinted makes money by charging buyers a buyer protection fee, which is separate from the seller's earnings. As a Vinted seller, you receive the full listing price. Vinted provides prepaid shipping labels that the buyer pays for. Your profit calculation is simpler than other platforms: just your sale price minus what you originally paid for the item.
Vinted profit — common questions
Does Vinted charge seller fees?
No. Vinted charges zero fees to sellers. You receive your full listing price. Vinted charges buyers a protection fee on their end.
How do I calculate Vinted profit?
Simple: your sale price minus what you originally paid for the item. Vinted takes no cut. The buyer pays for shipping separately via Vinted's prepaid label system.
Is Vinted better than Poshmark for sellers?
On fees alone, yes — Vinted takes 0% vs Poshmark's 20%. However, Vinted's buyer base differs. Use the calculators for both platforms to compare your actual profit per item on each.
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