A $45 hoodie pays you $45
List a hoodie at $45 and $45 is what Vintra passes to you. There is no listing fee to post it, no selling fee when it moves, and no commission skimmed at the end. Nothing is deducted from the item price you set.
For sellers
Sell to people who get it. No listing fee, no selling fee, no commission, no cut off the top. A $45 hoodie is a $45 payout, and that is the whole policy.
Apply to sell early0% seller fees
List a hoodie at $45 and $45 is what Vintra passes to you. There is no listing fee to post it, no selling fee when it moves, and no commission skimmed at the end. Nothing is deducted from the item price you set.
A platform charging 10% pays you $40.50 on that hoodie. One charging 20% pays you $36. Sell fifty pieces at $45 and the gap is $225 or $450 for the identical hoodie, photographed by you, packed by you, shipped by you.
Card processing is real money, so somebody pays it. On Vintra the buyer does. Their total is the item price, actual calculated shipping, applicable tax and payment processing, all itemized before they confirm. That is exactly how your side stays at zero, and the full breakdown is on the Vintra fees page.
Sellers pay 0% because Vintra is built that way, not because of a launch promotion with a quiet end date. There is no tier to unlock and no discount to lose.
Getting approved
Buying is open to anyone 18 or older. Selling is not automatic. Fill out the Vintra seller application and tell us what you sell, where your pieces come from and roughly how much you move in a month.
Vintra reads applications for fit: genuine secondhand goods, listings that describe them honestly, and a person who will pack the box and ship it on time. The marketplace stays small on purpose at the start, because the first hundred sellers set the tone for everyone after them.
Before your first sale you complete identity verification and payout onboarding through Stripe, the payment provider behind Vintra checkout. That step is what makes it possible for money to reach your bank account, so it happens once, up front, rather than in the middle of a sale.
Your profile is the storefront. A consistent point of view, clean photos and a style buyers can recognize are what turn one sale into a following, and a following is what makes the second hundred sales easier than the first ten.
Listing and shipping
Original photos, shot in daylight. Measurements, not just the size on the tag. Condition written plainly, flaws included: the stain, the pilling, the missing drawstring. Vintra does not inspect or authenticate anything you list, so the listing is your word, and buyers will hold you to it.
When an item sells, Vintra generates a prepaid shipping label through EasyPost, paid for by the shipping the buyer already covered at checkout. Print it, pack the item properly, and hand it to the carrier inside 3 business days. The buyer gets a tracking number without you having to send one.
Vintra launches shipping-only, with no local pickup on day one. Price and pack for the mail even if the buyer turns out to be two blocks away, and use a box or mailer the item can survive.
Seller payouts release through the payment provider after your onboarding is complete and the order has been fulfilled successfully. The money lands in the bank account you onboarded with. No invoicing, no chasing the buyer, no cash meetups.
Your side of the deal
Buyers can report a problem with an order within three days of delivery. Accurate listings and careful packing are the best defense you have, because most disputes start as a surprise the listing should have mentioned.
You describe items honestly, disclose flaws, ship on time, stay off the prohibited items list, and be 18 or older. Vintra handles checkout, labels, tracking and the order record. See what buying secondhand on Vintra looks like from the other side, since that is who you are writing your listings for.