Vinted takes nothing from sellers
Vinted is the outlier. There is no selling fee and no listing fee, because the buyer protection charge is paid by the buyer at checkout. That means the fee fields in this calculator start at zero, and your profit is simply the sale price minus what you paid, minus postage if you covered it, minus packaging. It is the cleanest math of any platform, which is exactly why it is worth knowing your real cost per item.
No fees does not mean no costs
Free to sell makes it easy to stop paying attention. Packaging, the time spent listing, and the trips to the drop-off point are all still real costs, and pieces priced too low still lose you money in everything but the fee column. The number to watch on Vinted is your return on what you paid, since nothing else is eating the sale.
Use it as a volume channel
Because there is no cut, Vinted works well for mid-priced pieces that would be squeezed by a 20 percent commission elsewhere. It is also a good home for the stuff that has been sitting. If a piece has not moved in 30 days on another platform, relisting it here means the discount you take comes off your price rather than off your price and a fee.
When a calculator stops being enough
A calculator answers one question at a time. Running a reselling business means knowing which stores keep returning, which categories carry your profit, how long each piece has been sitting, and what a whole month actually netted. Hauly does this math automatically across every sale and every platform, flags dead stock before you forget about it, and keeps your numbers on every device.