Vinted Fee Calculator
Vinted charges sellers nothing — see your full payout and profit after your own shipping and item costs.
Vinted help — selling basics last updated · reference source
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Currency: Amounts are calculated in the currency you select; this site does not convert between currencies and does not use live exchange rates.
Fee figures are stored in our static fee table and change over time. Confirm current rates against the platform's official fee page before relying on them.
What this tool does
Vinted's help centre is explicit: there are no fees for selling on Vinted. Instead, the buyer pays a Buyer Protection fee at checkout on top of the item price. This calculator therefore shows your full sale price as your payout, and nets off the costs that are actually yours — the item's cost and any shipping you pay yourself instead of using a prepaid label.
How to use the Vinted Fee Calculator
- Enter the price your item sold for.
- Add any shipping you paid out of pocket.
- Add what the item cost you to see your real profit.
Formula
Payout = Price; Profit = Price − Item cost − Own shipping
- Price
- Sale price agreed with the buyer
Worked example
A $30 sale of an item that cost $8, shipped on a buyer-paid prepaid label.
Inputs
- Sale price$30
- Shipping you pay yourself (if not using a prepaid label)$0
- Your item cost$8
Result
- You receive$30.00
- Vinted seller fee$0.00
- Net profit after your costs$22.00
- Profit margin73.33%
Results explained
- You receive
- The full sale price — Vinted deducts nothing from sellers.
- Net profit
- Sale price minus your own item and shipping costs.
Frequently asked questions
No. Vinted's selling-basics help page states there are no fees for selling, and listing is free. The platform earns from the Buyer Protection fee the buyer pays at checkout.
A buyer-side charge added on top of the item price at checkout, covering payment processing and purchase protection. It doesn't reduce what the seller receives.
Because the Buyer Protection fee and shipping are added to your price at checkout. A lower list price can offset that in search comparisons, but your payout is always your set price.
Usually the buyer pays and you get a prepaid label. You only bear shipping cost if you arrange and pay for postage yourself, which is why it's an optional input here.
Optional paid features like item bumps or wardrobe spotlight are marketing add-ons you choose per listing — they're not per-sale fees and aren't included here.