Vintage Hoodie · $45
On a 20% marketplace
Buyer pays$45.00
Seller gets$45.00
The commission comes out of your side.
Fees
Vintra takes 0% from sellers.
No listing fee. No selling fee. No commission. List a piece at $45 and $45 is what lands in your account. Buyers see the item price, calculated shipping, tax and payment processing itemized before they confirm — and nothing else gets added.
Apply to sellSame $45 hoodie. Two payouts.
Vintage Hoodie · $45
On Vintra
Buyer pays$45.00
Seller gets$45.00
Nothing comes out of your side.
Seller payout on a $45 item price. Buyers pay shipping and tax on both. On Vintra the buyer also covers payment processing (2.9% + $0.30, Stripe’s standard rate) — that’s the trade that lets the seller keep the whole $45, and it’s the only thing Vintra adds to a buyer’s total. Poshmark’s 20% commission on sales over $15 is the 20% example; full comparison below.
Sellers keep 100%
No listing fee, no selling fee, no commission, no subscription. The price you set is the amount you receive. List ten pieces or a hundred — it costs the same, which is nothing.
Buyers pay four things
The item price, actual calculated shipping for the parcel, any sales tax your state requires, and payment processing at Stripe’s standard US card rate (2.9% + $0.30). All four are itemized on the checkout screen before you confirm. Vintra never adds a marketplace fee on top.
Processing sits on the buyer’s total
Card processing is handled by Stripe, and Vintra adds it to the buyer’s total rather than deducting it from the seller’s payout. That single decision is what makes “sellers keep 100%” literally true instead of nearly true.
Payouts
Your payout is released after you complete Stripe’s identity and bank onboarding and the order is fulfilled — meaning the buyer received it and the reporting window closed without an issue. Stripe controls the final transfer timing to your bank.
The comparison
What a $45 sale actually pays out.
| Marketplace | What the seller is charged | Seller receives |
|---|---|---|
| Vintra | 0% — no fee of any kind | $45.00 |
| Depop (US) | No selling fee, but the seller pays 3.3% + $0.45 payment processing — charged on the item price and any buyer-paid shipping | $43.06 |
| Poshmark | 20% commission on sales over $15 ($2.95 flat below $15) | $36.00 |
Depop removed its US selling fee in 2024; its sellers still pay processing, and on a $45 item with $8 shipping that comes to about $2.20 rather than $1.94. Poshmark’s two-tier structure means a $10 sale carries a $2.95 flat fee — an effective 29.5%. Rates change; these were the published US rates on August 2, 2026. Vintra’s number is $45.00 in every one of these scenarios, because there is no fee to scale.
Why 0%, and is it a bait and switch?
Fair question — free things on the internet usually aren’t. Vintra is starting inside tight local communities where the whole thing lives or dies on sellers actually wanting to be here, and a commission is the fastest way to lose them. Sellers pay 0% at launch and there is no plan to change it. If that ever changes it will be announced before it applies, and never applied retroactively to a sale you have already made. That commitment is written into the seller terms, not just this page.
Things that genuinely can cost money
Shipping is real and somebody pays it — on Vintra that’s the buyer, at the actual calculated rate, with no markup. If a parcel needs a carrier adjustment because the declared weight was wrong, that difference is charged to whoever caused it. Refunds, chargebacks and taxes follow the law and your card issuer’s rules. None of these are Vintra fees, and none of them are a cut of your sale.