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What is Vinted demand?

Vinted demand

Vinted demand, as Resale IQ publishes it, is a count of watched departures — listings we watched leave the shelf across Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal — not a confirmed sale receipt and not every sold listing on Vinted.

Active listings show what sellers hope to get. A departure is the last ask when a comparable listing disappeared — the closest public proxy for what a buyer paid. We do not see a receipt. Some departures are delistings or relists, not sales.

That is why public tables say watched departures, not sold. An em-dash means this snapshot has no figure — not that the brand sold nothing. Null is not zero. Insufficient data is shown as missing, never invented.

Use brand volumes on /data to see what is moving. Use a named model check to decide whether to buy. Tracked markets are Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal — not the UK.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Vinted demand?

Vinted demand, as Resale IQ publishes it, is a count of watched departures — listings we watched leave the shelf across Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal — not a confirmed sale receipt and not every sold listing on Vinted.

Is a watched departure a confirmed sale?

No. It is a listing we watched leave the shelf. We do not see a receipt. Treat it as the closest honest proxy, not a bank statement. Coverage: https://resaleiq.dev/data

Which markets are counted?

Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal. Figures do not cover the UK or other Vinted domains. Brand ranking: https://resaleiq.dev/flip