Vinted Fee Calculator 2026 – Seller Payout & Profit
Vinted is the rare marketplace that charges sellers nothing, your listing price is your payout. The catch sits on the buyer’s side: a Buyer Protection fee is added at checkout, so the price a buyer actually pays is higher than your listing. Use the calculator to see both your payout and what the buyer pays, plus your profit once you add your item cost.
Vinted Fee & Profit Calculator
Sellers keep 100% — see what the buyer pays.
Vinted charges sellers nothing — your listing price is your payout. The buyer pays a Buyer Protection fee (default 5% + $0.70; varies by country) plus shipping. Estimates only, verified Jun 2026.
How Vinted fees work in 2026
Vinted makes its money from buyers, not sellers. As a seller you pay no listing fee, no commission, and no payment-processing fee if you list an item for $40, you receive $40 when it sells. Vinted instead adds a Buyer Protection fee at checkout, which in most markets is roughly 5% of the item price plus a fixed $0.70 (about £0.70 in the UK; the percentage can run slightly higher in some EU countries). That fee covers payment security, dispute resolution and refunds if an item arrives damaged or not as described.
The practical consequence: your listed price is your real price, but the buyer sees a slightly higher total. A buyer comparing your $40 listing to the same item elsewhere is actually paying around $42.70 plus shipping. That gap matters when you price competitively so factor it into how your listing looks next to platforms where fees are baked into the headline price. The only optional seller costs on Vinted are promotional tools like item bumps.
Worked example
You list a jacket for $40 that cost you $15.
- Your payout: $40.00 (you keep 100%)
- Buyer protection fee the buyer pays: 40 × 5% + $0.70 = $2.70
- Buyer pays before shipping: $42.70
- Your profit: 40 − 15 = $25.00 (62.5% margin)
FAQs
No. Vinted charges sellers no listing fee, no commission and no payment-processing fee. Your listing price is exactly what you receive when the item sells.
The buyer. It is added on top of your listing price at checkout typically around 5% of the item price plus a fixed fee of about $0.70 and covers purchase protection and secure payment.
Because Vinted adds the buyer protection fee and shipping at checkout. Your $40 listing might show the buyer a total closer to $42.70 before postage, even though you still receive the full $40.
For the seller, yes, you keep 100% of the price, while Poshmark takes up to 20% and eBay around 13.6%. The trade-off is buyer reach, which is strongest for fashion and in Europe.
No. Shipping is handled separately and does not reduce your payout. Sellers keep the full listing price regardless of the shipping method chosen at checkout.