This Vinted fee calculator shows what you keep from a sale on Vinted in the US, and what the buyer pays once the Vinted fee and shipping are added. It also works out the price you need for the profit you want.
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Updates as you type. Fees are rounded to the nearest cent.
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The Vinted fee is paid by the buyer and doesn't come out of your earnings. Vinted says it's usually 5% + $0.70 and can vary by item and order.
What price do I need?
Enter the profit you want. We work out the item price, keeping the costs above.
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Vinted fees in the US in 2026
| Fee | Fee |
|---|---|
| Listing fee | None |
| Selling fee | 0% |
| Shipping | Paid by the buyer, with a prepaid label |
| Vinted fee, paid by the buyer | Usually 5% + $0.70 |
| Bumps | Optional; price shown before you buy |
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How much does Vinted take?
Nothing from the seller. Vinted charges no listing fee and no selling fee in the US, so when a sale completes you get the full item price in your Vinted Wallet. Vinted’s price list has no fee for moving it to your bank.
The buyer pays instead. At checkout Vinted adds the Vinted fee, usually 5% + $0.70, plus shipping. On a $40 item, the Vinted fee is $2.70, so the buyer pays $42.70 before shipping, and you get $40.
What the buyer pays
Vinted’s fee depends on the item, the order value and whether it’s a bundle, so Vinted describes it as “usually” 5% + $0.70. Here’s what that comes to:
| Item price | Vinted fee (usual rate) | Buyer pays before shipping | You get |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10 | $1.20 | $11.20 | $10.00 |
| $25 | $1.95 | $26.95 | $25.00 |
| $50 | $3.20 | $53.20 | $50.00 |
| $100 | $5.70 | $105.70 | $100.00 |
| $250 | $13.20 | $263.20 | $250.00 |
The fee was called the Buyer Protection fee until 8 October 2026, when Vinted renamed it the Vinted fee and moved refunds into a separate refund policy. How it’s worked out didn’t change.
Shipping on Vinted
Buyers pay for shipping. When an item sells you get a prepaid label, so shipping costs you nothing as long as you use it. That’s why the calculator asks for shipping only to show what the buyer pays.
Are there any costs for sellers?
- Bumps: optional. A bump promotes a listing for 3 or 7 days, and the price depends on the item and how long. Add what you spent in the calculator to see your real profit.
- Your own costs: what you paid for the item and any packaging.
How the calculator works
Your profit is the item price, minus any bumps and what you paid for the item. If Vinted ever adds a seller fee, we’ll update it here. The buyer’s total is the item price, plus the Vinted fee at the usual rate, plus the shipping you enter. “What price do I need?” gives the price for your target profit and what the buyer would pay at that price.
Vinted fee questions
Is selling on Vinted really free?
Yes, in the US. Vinted says there are no fees for uploading or selling items, and you receive the full selling price. The only optional cost is bumping a listing.
Who pays the Vinted fee?
The buyer. It’s added at checkout, usually 5% + $0.70, and it doesn’t come out of your earnings. It does make your item cost more for the buyer than the price you set.
Is Vinted cheaper than Poshmark or Depop?
For sellers, yes. On a $40 item, Vinted leaves you $40, Depop about $37.88 and Poshmark $32.00. See Vinted vs Poshmark and Depop vs Vinted.
Is this calculator from Vinted?
No. SellerCounter is independent and isn’t affiliated with Vinted. We check these fees against Vinted’s Price List and Help Center and update this page when they change.