Vinted
Vinted runs an app where people buy and sell second-hand clothes and other items from each other across Europe and beyond, earning mainly from buyer fees and shipping it arranges through its own carrier, Vinted Go.
It built its own parcel carrier for second-hand.
Vinted Go lockers and parcel shops cut the cost of sending cheap items, which makes low-value trades worth doing.
How big is Vinted?
Buyer fees and shipping, barely any ads.
- Marketplace services97%€1.09B
- Advertising services3%€31.7M
Free to sell. Buyers pay per order.
- 1Free listings by members
- 2Buyer Protection fee
- 3Prepaid labels and ads
Sellers keep the full price, so supply piles up and almost all income rides on buyers' orders, not seller commissions.
CEO: Thomas Plantenga
- 2008Vinted starts in Vilnius
- 2013Buys German rival Kleiderkreisel
- 2022Vinted Go launches
- 2022Acquires designer resale platform Rebelle
- 2023First net profit
Every number on this page comes from Vinted's own reports.
- Vinted Limited Annual report and financial statements 2025 (group accounts) ↗
- Vinted Limited Annual report and financial statements 2024 (group accounts) ↗
- Vinted Limited Annual report and financial statements 2023 (group accounts) ↗
- Vinted Limited Annual report and financial statements 2022 (group accounts) ↗
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