Post as much as you want.
Listing costs nothing, so there’s no reason to hold a piece back or delete it when it doesn’t sell in a week.
0% seller fees · iPhone app · September 1, 2026
Secondhand,
made social.
Vintra is a resale marketplace with zero seller fees, built around the people doing the selling — not an endless product grid. Follow the closets you actually like, catch their drops, and make an offer without leaving the conversation.
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Made to be found again
The part everyone asks about
Sellers keep 100%.
List it at $45, get $45.
Vintra takes no commission. On a marketplace charging 10% you’d keep $40.50; at 20%, $36. Here the number you set is the number you receive.
Buyers see it all first.
Item, calculated shipping, tax, and payment processing are itemized before anyone confirms. Processing sits on the buyer’s total, which is how sellers keep the whole item price.
Follow the good closets.
Build a feed around sellers whose taste feels like yours, instead of scrolling a catalog.
Catch the drop.
Get told when a closet you follow adds something new. No refreshing all day.
Ask, then make an offer.
Get measurements and condition answered by the person who owns it, then agree on a price.
One place, start to finish.
Messages, payment, the shipping label, tracking, and support all sit on the same order.
The closet edit
Good pieces deserve another story.
Starting close to home
Built for the places style already travels.
Vintra opens in dense local communities first — college towns and campuses, where closets, culture, and word of mouth already move fast. First up is UC San Diego on September 1, 2026. Buying is open to anyone 18 or over, wherever you are.
What you get on every order
A record, a tracking number, and a person to ask.
Your money is handled by Stripe
Checkout runs through Stripe, and every payment stays attached to the order it belongs to.
Every order ships tracked
The seller gets a prepaid label and you get a tracking number, so nobody has to guess where a parcel is.
Something wrong? Three days to say so
Report a problem from the order within 3 days of delivery and a person reviews it against the listing, messages, and tracking.