How to Reduce Price on Vinted as a Seller?

To reduce price on Vinted, open your listing, tap Edit listing, type a lower price, and save. It takes less than a minute, and you can do it as often as you like.

But knowing how is only half the job. Knowing when and how much to reduce price is what turns a listing into a sale.

This guide covers both. You will learn the exact steps on the app and the website, plus every other way Vinted lets you lower a price.

Why Lowering Your Price Helps You Sell Faster on Vinted?

Lowering price on Vinted does more than make your item cheaper. It puts your item back in front of the people who already want it.

Here is what happens behind the scenes when you cut a price.

Your Favouriters Get a Notification

When someone taps the heart on your item, they save it to their favourites. Vinted confirms these buyers get a notification when the price of an item they favourited is reduced.

That matters because favouriters are your warmest leads. They have seen your photos, checked the size, and liked the item. Often, price is the only thing holding them back.

Small Price Drops Does Not Trigger the Alert

Vinted typically requires a meaningful price reduction (around a 5% threshold or more) to trigger a favorite notification.

Vinted does not publish an exact number, so treat 5% as a minimum, not a target.

In practice, a cut of 10% or more is safer. It clears any threshold and feels like a real deal to buyers.

Buyers Who Filter by Price Can Finally See You

Many Vinted buyers set a maximum price in their search filters. If your item sits just above their limit, they never see it at all.

Dropping from £25 to £19, for example, can put your listing inside the popular “under £20” range. One small cut opens your item to a whole new group of buyers.

It Costs You Nothing

Unlike Vinted’s paid Bump feature, a price drop is free. You get a fresh wave of attention without spending a penny on promotion.

Also Read: How to Delete Your Vinted Account

How to Reduce the Price on Vinted?

You can lower a price on the Vinted app or the website. Both take under a minute, and the new price goes live right away.

Here’s how you can reduce price on Vinted.

On the Vinted App (iPhone and Android)

1. Tap your profile icon at the bottom of the screen.
2. Select View my listings.
3. Open the item you want to discount.
4. Tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
5. Press Edit.
6. Scroll down to the Price box and type your new, lower price.
7. Tap Update (or Save) at the bottom to publish the change.

On the Vinted Website

1. Click your profile icon in the top-right corner.
2. Select Profile to see your wardrobe.
3. Open the listing you want to change.
4. Click Edit listing.
5. Enter the new price in the Price field.
6. Click Save to confirm.

How to Lower the Price of a Hidden Vinted Listing?

Hidden items can be edited too. Open the hidden listing from your profile and press Edit (app) or Edit listing (website).

Change the price, save, then press Unhide to put it back on sale. This is a smart way to refresh an item after a break.

When and How Much to Reduce Your Listing Price on Vinted?

A good price drop is planned, not random. The best sellers decide their lowest price on day one and cut in clear steps.

Let’s break that plan into simple parts.

Step 1: Know Your Floor Price Before You List

Your floor price is the lowest amount you will accept. Write it down for every item before it goes live.

Then list about 10–20% above that floor. This gives you room for offers and at least one or two price drops.

Example: You want at least £20 for a pair of trainers. List them at £24. Now you can drop to £22, then £20, and still hit your goal.

Step 2: Use Vinted’s Pricing Guide as a Starting Point

Vinted suggests prices based on an item’s condition and its original retail price. Here is Vinted’s own guide:

Item Condition	Suggested Price
New / Like new	60–80% of retail price
Very good	40–60% of retail price
Good / Satisfactory	20–40% of retail price

Also search for similar sold items on Vinted before you list. Vinted shows recent selling prices for similar items when you set your price.

Step 3: Read the Signals Your Listing Gives You

Your Vinted listing tells you when it needs a price cut. Look at its views and favourites on the item page.

What You See	What It Means	What to Do
Lots of views, few favourites	Price or photos are off-putting	Cut 10% or improve photos
Lots of favourites, no sales	Buyers like it but are waiting	Cut 10–15% to trigger alerts, or send private offers
Few views at all	Item is not showing in searches	Fix title and category first, then cut price
Many low offers	Your price is above market value	Lower to just above the typical offer

Step 4: Follow a Simple Price-Drop Schedule

Many Vinted sellers find that items unsold after about a week are unlikely to sell at their current price. A steady schedule keeps you from cutting too fast or too slow.

Time Since Listing	Suggested Action
Days 1–7	Hold your price. Send private offers to favouriters.
Day 7–10	First cut of about 10%.
Day 14–21	Second cut of 10–15%, if still unsold.
Day 30+	Drop to your floor, bundle it, or relist with new photos.

Space your cuts at least several days apart. Daily drops eat your profit and make buyers wait for the next one.

Step 5: Pick the Right Time of Day and Season

Drop prices when buyers are most active. Evenings and weekends tend to be busy on Vinted, so your alert lands when people are scrolling.

Season matters too. Vinted itself notes that a discount can help sell items that don’t fit the current season, such as summer dresses in winter.

Step 6: Use Price Points that Match Buyer Filters

Shoppers often filter by round limits like £10, £20, or £50. Price just under these lines so your item shows up.

For example, £19 shows in “up to £20” searches, but £21 does not. That one pound can make a big difference.