If you’re looking for new platforms to sell on, then you’re in luck. Vinted Pro has now launched as an ideal solution to elevate your selling game. 

What is Vinted Pro?

It’s designed for registered businesses in the UK, including sole traders and non-profit organisations. These accounts allow you to sell a high volume of items effectively. Here’s everything you need to know about becoming a Vinted Pro Seller and unlocking the full potential of your online sales.

Why choose Vinted Pro?

1. Unlimited sales potential

With Vinted Pro, you can list an unlimited number of second-hand items without incurring any fees. This feature is ideal for businesses looking to scale their operations and reach a wider audience.

2. Access to millions of buyers

Selling on Vinted gives you access to millions of potential buyers across Europe. And it’s a marketplace that’s only growing in popularity. This vast marketplace means your items will be visible to a diverse audience, allowing you to cater to different styles and budgets.

3. Enhanced selling features

Pro Sellers can benefit from exclusive features designed to attract more buyers and expedite sales. For example, cost-effective and convenient shipping options that streamline the order fulfilment process.

4. Easy registration process

When signing up, you’ll need to provide your company registration number and other business-related information. This helps confirm your business identity and ensures compliance with Vinted’s requirements.

5. API integration for larger businesses

If you’re selling on a larger scale, Vinted offers API integrations that allow you to seamlessly connect your catalogue with the platform. This makes managing your inventory simpler and more efficient.

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Who can register as a Vinted Pro seller?

To have a Vinted Pro account, you must be registered as a business. 

This includes:

• Sole traders
• Non-profit organisations
• Companies

If you’re an ecommerce business selling on multiple platforms, we recommend reading our article about the new eBay fees policy which introduced free selling for ‘private sellers’. We also have a number of free business and accounting resources that are worth checking out. 

Answering all your Vinted Pro questions

Is Vinted Pro free?

Absolutely! Vinted Pro accounts are completely free to use. You can list as many items as you like at no cost, making it a financially attractive option for serious sellers.

Can you have both Standard and Pro accounts?

Yes, you can maintain both a standard and a Pro account on Vinted. Just remember to use a different email address and phone number for your Pro account registration.

What is visible on your profile? 

Your Vinted Pro profile will display important details such as your company name, registration number, and contact information. Sole traders can choose to keep some of this information private during the registration process, providing flexibility in how you present your business.

What can you sell on Vinted Pro?

Vinted Pro allows you to sell a wide variety of items, including:

• Clothing: Women’s, men’s, and children’s fashion
• Footwear: All types of shoes and boots
• Accessories: From bags to jewellery
• Children’s items: Toys, furniture, and childcare equipment
• Tech accessories: Headphones, phone cases, and more
• Homeware: Textiles, tableware, and seasonal decorations
• Entertainment goods: Books, video games, and board games
• Pet care items: Clothing, accessories, and toys for pets

You can sell as many items as you want, provided you adhere to Vinted's Catalogue Rules.

What are the policies surrounding Vinted Pro?

As a Pro Seller, you are required to agree to Vinted Pro’s terms of use and terms of sale. This includes allowing buyers to return items within 14 days of receipt. Additionally, you can create your own Additional Policies to complement Vinted’s standard terms, covering specifics such as item returns and refunds.

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How to make sure you’re staying tax compliant when selling

If you’re new to selling professionally, you need to make sure you aren’t going to get on the wrong side of HMRC. Especially now that online platforms are legally required to report seller income to HMRC.

So, if your income from side hustles or being self-employed is more than £1,000 (yes even by £1), you need to register as self-employed and submit a Self Assessment. And you need to do it by the deadlines set out.

Now if you don’t want to face this alone, then working with a reputable ecommerce accountant like Crunch is a great option! Working with online accountants who specialise in ecommerce will help give your business the tax edge. 

Interested in how we could help you? Book a free consultation with our experts to talk through the options. 

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