Vinted profile

Buyer-protection and other paid platform services support its model in relevant markets.

Vinted Group: EUR 1.10 billion revenue in the year ended 2025-12-31. Net profit: EUR 62.0 million. Group/company figures.

About 6% of revenue as net profit in the rounded 2025 figures.

A completed €880 million secondary share transaction valued Vinted’s equity at €8 billion on 27 April 2026.

Buyer protection, shipping and paid visibility monetise a marketplace where supply is continually renewed by its own members.

Vinted personalises recommendations using clicks, purchases and preferences. Its engineering team has described in-house recommendation models and personalised search autocomplete.

Vinted develops the recommendation models and uses technologies including Vespa to serve them across its catalogue.

Listings, messages and transactions support the marketplace; personalisation systems also use interaction signals to improve discovery.

Trust-and-safety systems, buyer protection and member reporting address transactions. The seller supplies the item’s condition and description.

Use specific saved searches, review condition and understand the Buyer Protection fee and return-shipping rules.

The platform makes second-hand trading easy, with a Buyer Protection fee attached to purchases. Protection operates through the transaction process.

Listings, messages and transactions support the marketplace; personalisation systems also use interaction signals to improve discovery.

Real item photos, condition details and seller history give better clues than how attractive a listing looks in the feed.

Use specific saved searches, review condition and understand the Buyer Protection fee and return-shipping rules.

Comparison priority: condition, item price, shipping and Buyer Protection together. A low headline price can change meaning once the full transaction is assembled.

Finding the right item at the right price rewards browsing. Selling adds the reward of clearing space and receiving money.

Favourite-item activity, seller offers and messages reopen a possible purchase.

Integrated payments, labels and bundle tools reduce the work of buying or selling several items.

Seller reviews, member profiles and buyer photographs give an unfamiliar wardrobe a social history.

Second-hand items are often unique listings. A discounted offer on a favourite can make losing that exact item feel more immediate.