Vinted Fee Calculator
Calculate your Vinted seller profit for 2026. Vinted charges zero seller fees.
Vinted charges sellers 0% — no commission, no listing fees. Buyers pay a service fee instead.
Real Example: Selling a $30 Zara Dress on Vinted
Here's how Vinted fees break down on a $30 sale:
The buyer pays a service fee (5% + $0.70 = $2.20) on top of the listing price. On Poshmark, this same item would net you $24.00. On Mercari, $27.00.
Vinted Fee Structure
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Vinted really charge no seller fees?
Yes. Vinted charges buyers a service fee (5% + $0.70) instead of taking a commission from sellers. You receive the full listing price when your item sells. There are no hidden fees, processing charges, or listing costs.
Is Vinted available in the US?
Vinted launched in the US in 2024 and continues expanding. It's already one of Europe's largest secondhand platforms. The US launch maintains the same zero-seller-fee model that made it popular internationally.
What's the catch with Vinted's zero fees?
The buyer-side fee (5% + $0.70) means buyers pay more than the listed price. This can reduce conversion rates compared to platforms where the listed price is the final price. Optional promoted listings (Bumps) are available for a fee.
How does Vinted compare to Poshmark and Mercari?
Vinted offers the best per-item profit with 0% seller fees, but has a smaller US audience than Poshmark or Mercari. Poshmark takes 20% and Mercari takes 10%. For items that sell on any platform, Vinted maximizes your take-home. The trade-off is slower sales velocity in the US market.
How does Vinted compare to other platforms?
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