Vinted fees in 2026: what sellers and buyers pay

Every fee Vinted charges sellers in the United Kingdom, France, Germany and 16 more countries, what you keep at each price, and how it compares with the other marketplaces.

The short answer

In the United Kingdom: Vinted charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. The buyer pays a buyer protection fee (5% + £0.70) on top. Vinted quotes the buyer fee as usually 3–8% + £0.30–£0.80; shown here at the common 5% + £0.70.

Fees on a £25 sale£0.00
You keep£25
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Work out your own sale

Assumes £3.00 postage paid by the buyer, passed straight on to the carrier.

What you keep from a Vinted sale in the United Kingdom

Sale priceFeesYou keep
£10£0.00£10
£25£0.00£25
£50£0.00£50
£100£0.00£100
£250£0.00£250

Fees include VAT where it applies; optional extras (promoted, boosted or ad sales) are left out. £3.00 postage paid by the buyer.

Every Vinted fee, country by country

United Kingdom

FeeWho pays
Buyer protection fee: 5% + £0.70Buyer

Vinted quotes the buyer fee as usually 3–8% + £0.30–£0.80; shown here at the common 5% + £0.70. Source: Vinted’s fee page.

France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Ireland, Portugal, Finland, Luxembourg, Greece, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Croatia

FeeWho pays
Buyer protection fee: 5% + €0.70Buyer

Source: Vinted’s fee page. Not confirmed on the marketplace's own fee page — treat as a guide.

How Vinted compares in the United Kingdom

On a £25 sale, Vinted ranks 5th of 16 marketplaces in the United Kingdom by what you keep. 6 of them charge the seller nothing at all; the buyer pays instead.

MarketplaceSeller feesYou keep
Bidzzy£0.00£25
Causee£0.00£25
Gumtree£0.00£25
Misellit£0.00£25
Vinted£0.00£25
eBay£0.00£25
Facebook Marketplace£0.56£24.44
Tilt£1.00£24
Depop£1.11£23.89
Discogs£2.52£22.48
TikTok Shop£2.52£22.48
StockX£3.00£22

Standard seller account on each, default category, no optional extras. Compare at your own price.

How to pay less in Vinted fees

  • Sellers pay no selling fee on Vinted. The buyer pays a Buyer Protection fee on top of your price, so what you list at is what you get.
  • Because buyers see your price plus their fee, a slightly lower price can move an item further up their budget filter.
  • Bumps and Showcase are paid extras and entirely optional. FLUF’s auto-relisting, from the Seller plan, is another way to keep older listings fresh.

More on Vinted

Fees on other marketplaces: eBay · Etsy · Depop · Poshmark · Mercari · Whatnot · Grailed · StockX · Amazon · Facebook Marketplace · TikTok Shop · Vestiaire Collective · Discogs · Cardmarket

Fees checked against each marketplace's own fee page on 27 September 2026. Category-specific, international and currency-conversion fees aren't included — check the marketplace's page before pricing something unusual.

Questions

How much does Vinted take from a £25 sale?

Vinted charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. The buyer pays a buyer protection fee (5% + £0.70) on top. On a £25 sale with £3.00 postage paid by the buyer in the United Kingdom, Vinted takes £0.00 and you keep £25.

Does Vinted charge to list an item?

No. Vinted does not charge to list an item; its fees are taken when the item sells.

Who pays the Vinted buyer fee?

The buyer. It is added on top of your price at checkout and does not come out of what you receive.

How much does Vinted charge sellers in France?

Vinted charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. The buyer pays a buyer protection fee (5% + €0.70) on top.

How much does Vinted charge sellers in Germany?

Vinted charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. The buyer pays a buyer protection fee (5% + €0.70) on top.

How much does Vinted charge sellers in Italy?

Vinted charges sellers no fee on a standard sale. The buyer pays a buyer protection fee (5% + €0.70) on top.

How can I sell on Vinted and other marketplaces at the same time?

List the item once on FLUF and it is published on Vinted and the other marketplaces you connect, at the price you set for each. When it sells on one, FLUF takes it down from the others so you never sell it twice.

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