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Vinted Fees Explained: What Sellers Keep and What Buyers Pay (2026)
Independent analysis from live listing data.
Private sellers pay no selling fee on Vinted. Buyers pay the Vinted fee, formerly Buyer Protection: 5% + €0.70 in the EU. See what you keep on €10, €25 and €60.

Vinted fee
The mandatory charge a buyer pays on top of the item price, shown in the checkout summary. Vinted's October 2026 terms renamed it from Buyer Protection fee. On Vinted's EU help pages it is typically 5% of the price plus €0.70; the UK help page gives a range of 3% to 8% plus £0.30 to £0.80. It is not deducted from the seller's payout.
Private sellers pay no selling fee on Vinted, so a €20 sale puts €20 in your balance. The buyer pays a separate Vinted fee, formerly called the Buyer Protection fee, which Vinted's EU help pages put at typically 5% of the price plus €0.70, plus shipping. Your profit is decided by what you paid for the item, any shipping you choose to cover, and packaging.
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Based on current asking prices for this model on Vinted (the low end of current asks: most sellers ask more)
Priced from comparable listings — not from shelf departures
Do sellers pay fees on Vinted?
No, not private sellers. Vinted's help page "Is selling on Vinted free?" says uploading and selling cost nothing for private sellers, and the fee at checkout belongs to the buyer. When your €20 item sells, €20 goes into your balance before any shipping you chose to pay.
Business accounts and optional promotion tools are different, and Vinted shows the price of a promotion before you pay for it. Read the screen in your own country; this guide covers the standard private-seller flow.
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What is the Vinted fee, and did it change?
It is the buyer's mandatory charge, and yes, the name changed. Vinted's October 2026 terms call it the Vinted fee instead of the Buyer Protection fee. The help page says the way it is calculated did not change. EU terms took effect on 5 October 2026 and UK terms on 8 October.
The amount depends on item type, order value and whether the order is a single item or a bundle. Vinted's EU help pages give a typical 5% of the price plus €0.70. The UK help page gives a range, usually 3% to 8% plus £0.30 to £0.80. Your checkout summary is the final word, and it includes VAT where it applies.
Why a seller should care: the buyer compares your listing with the total they pay, not your number. The fixed part of the fee weighs most on cheap items.
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How much do you keep on a €10, €25 and €60 sale?
You keep the sale price minus what you paid, minus packaging and any shipping you cover. In the standard flow the buyer pays shipping to the carrier at checkout and nothing is deducted from your payout for it.
The table uses invented purchase prices to show the sums. Substitute your own. If you offer free shipping and do not raise the price, the carrier cost comes straight off the last column.
| Sale price | Vinted fee (buyer) | Buyer pays before shipping | You receive | You paid | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| €10 | €1.20 | €11.20 | €10 | €3 | €7 |
| €25 | €1.95 | €26.95 | €25 | €8 | €17 |
| €60 | €3.70 | €63.70 | €60 | €20 | €40 |
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Who pays for shipping on Vinted?
In the standard flow the buyer pays shipping at checkout and you print a prepaid label, so shipping is not deducted from your payout. If you offer free shipping or a discount, you cover that cost.
Free shipping is a pricing choice, not a fee. If the carrier costs you €4 and you raise the price by €4, the buyer sees free shipping and you lose nothing. Raise nothing and you lose €4 per sale. Carrier prices differ by country, parcel size and weight, so use the price shown on your label screen.
What else can come out of your payout?
Beyond the sums above, check three things in your own account. Optional promotion tools show a price before you pay and are never required to sell. Tax is your own responsibility. And the October 2026 terms moved balances from Mangopay to Vinted Pay, which may ask for an identity check before you can withdraw.
Working out your own margin before you buy is the part Vinted cannot do for you. Run the fee and profit calculator → or check an item's buy-below price in the free item check below.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Vinted take a commission from sellers?
No. Vinted's help page says selling is free for private sellers. The buyer pays the Vinted fee at checkout, on top of the price, so it does not reduce your payout.
Is the Vinted fee the same as the Buyer Protection fee?
Yes, it is the same buyer charge under a new name. Vinted's October 2026 terms call it the Vinted fee. Vinted says the way it is calculated did not change.
How much is the Vinted fee?
Vinted's EU help pages give typically 5% of the item price plus €0.70. The UK help page gives usually 3% to 8% plus £0.30 to £0.80. It varies with item type, order value and bundles, and the checkout summary shows the exact amount.
Is shipping free for sellers on Vinted?
In the standard flow the buyer pays shipping at checkout and nothing is deducted from your payout. If you offer free shipping, that cost is yours, so many sellers add it to the price.
How do I work out my profit on a Vinted sale?
Sale price minus what you paid, minus packaging, minus any shipping you cover. There is no platform commission to subtract. On a €25 sale of an item you paid €8 for, that is €17 before packaging.
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