How Vinted fees work
There are no selling fees on Vinted. The buyer pays the Vinted fee at checkout, on top of your price, so the price you list is the price you get. The buyer also pays the postage and picks the carrier; you get a prepaid label.
Bump and Showcase are optional extras you pay for to be seen more. If you use them, count what you spent in Packaging.
A worked example
A hoodie bought for £12.00 and sold for £38.00, with £0.40 on a mailer bag.
Sold on Vinted
A hoodie · Buyer paid postageMistakes that cost you profit
- Counting the buyer’s fee as yoursThe Vinted fee goes to Vinted, not to you. Your sale is your listed price.
- Forgetting bundlesBought three for one price? Split the cost across them, or the first sale looks better than it was.
- Leaving out Bump and ShowcaseThey’re small, but they add up across a month of listings.
Questions
Does Vinted take a cut of my sale?
No. Vinted charges the buyer, not the seller.
Who pays postage on Vinted?
The buyer, at checkout. You get a prepaid label to print or show at the drop-off point.
Is this profit before tax?
Yes. It’s the profit on this one sale, before tax and running costs.
Small print
Results are estimates from Vinted’s published UK fees, checked 22 Oct 2026. Fees change, and your own account may differ (offers, promotions, your level or region). Always check the figure Vinted shows you before you list. Nothing here is tax advice. Sources: