Vinted fee calculator
Vinted is unusual: sellers keep 100% of the item price. There is no selling fee and no payment processing charge deducted from your earnings. Instead, the buyer pays a buyer-protection fee and the shipping cost on top of your price. Enter your item price to confirm the full amount you keep, and your profit once your own item cost is taken into account.
Rates checked 9 October 2026
Money amounts are rounded to cents before calculation.
You keep
$25.00
- Total fees
- $0.00
- Effective rate
- 0.0%
- Profit
- $19.00
Profit margin 76.0% of item price
Unaffiliated with Vinted. Published fee rules checked 9 October 2026 and may not reflect your account’s negotiated or promotional rates. Source: Vinted how selling works.
Worked example: a $25.00 Vinted sale
Suppose you sell an item for $25.00 with no shipping charge. The gross sale is $25.00. Here is how Vinted arrives at what you keep:
- Vinted deducts no seller fees.
- Total fees−$0.00
- Net payout$25.00
Total fees come to $0.00 (0.0% of the gross sale). After the fees and any platform-handled shipping deductions shown above, the net payout is $25.00. After your $6.00 item cost, the profit is $19.00 — a 76.0% margin on the item price.
Source-checked fee snapshot at $25.00
These models use a common item price with no shipping, ads, item cost, or cross-border surcharge. Each product keeps its own default sale type, category, plan, and payment method, so the table compares modeled seller deductions — not equivalent services or total buyer cost. Vinted’s modeled deduction is $0.00 (0.0%).
| Product | Modeled deduction | Effective rate | Seller proceeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vintedthis page | $0.00 | 0.0% | $25.00 |
| Venmo | $0.58 | 2.3% | $24.42 |
| Square | $0.80 | 3.2% | $24.20 |
| Shopify | $1.03 | 4.1% | $23.97 |
| Stripe | $1.03 | 4.1% | $23.97 |
| Depop | $1.28 | 5.1% | $23.72 |
| PayPal | $1.36 | 5.4% | $23.64 |
| Mercari | $2.50 | 10.0% | $22.50 |
| Reverb | $2.54 | 10.2% | $22.46 |
| Etsy | $2.83 | 11.3% | $22.17 |
| Whatnot | $3.03 | 12.1% | $21.97 |
| Grailed | $3.35 | 13.4% | $21.65 |
| eBay | $3.80 | 15.2% | $21.20 |
| Poshmark | $5.00 | 20.0% | $20.00 |
USD schedules marked source-checked, ordered by modeled effective rate. Taxes, buyer-paid fees, subscriptions, negotiated rates, promotions, and service differences may not be included. See each calculator and the methodology for assumptions, sources, and verification dates.
How Vinted fees work
This calculator models Vinted prepaid-label sales. Sellers receive the full item price with no selling commission or payment-processing deduction. Buyer-paid prepaid shipping and buyer-protection charges go to the platform, not to your Vinted Wallet, so they are not seller income. Enter shipping paid only for an additional expense you pay yourself; it reduces profit rather than the modeled wallet payout. Optional promotions are separate costs. Custom shipping arrangements can use different payment handling and are outside this prepaid-label model.
Frequently asked questions
- Does Vinted charge sellers a fee?
- No. Vinted does not take a selling commission from sellers — you keep the full item price you list. The platform's fees are charged to the buyer instead.
- What does the buyer pay on Vinted?
- The buyer pays a buyer-protection fee (a percentage of the item price plus a fixed amount) and the shipping cost on top of your listed price. These fund purchase protection and support.
- Who pays for shipping on Vinted?
- The buyer pays for shipping. Vinted provides a prepaid shipping label and the cost is added to what the buyer pays, so it is not deducted from your earnings.
- Are there any optional seller costs?
- Yes, but they are optional and paid separately: you can boost individual items or your whole wardrobe for extra visibility. These are not deducted from your sale proceeds.
Other fee calculators
- eBay fee calculator
- PayPal fee calculator
- Etsy fee calculator
- Whatnot fee calculator
- Poshmark fee calculator
- Stripe fee calculator
Selling on more than one? Compare source-checked USD fee models at a common item amount, or read how to price an item to cover its fees.