Install the Chrome extension
About two minutes, from the Chrome Web Store, through the Add to Chrome button in your dashboard. Needs a desktop.
Cavri is an inventory and bulk-editing tool for Vinted sellers: a website, plus a Chrome extension that makes every change inside the Vinted session you are already signed in to, so your Vinted login never leaves your browser. Import the wardrobe once, then change fifty prices in one go, relist what's gone quiet, and answer every offer from the same list.
Four things, in this order. Nothing touches your Vinted account until step four, and you press the button.
About two minutes, from the Chrome Web Store, through the Add to Chrome button in your dashboard. Needs a desktop.
Open Vinted in the same browser and press scan. Cavri reads every live listing: title, description, photos, price, condition, category.
You see the whole list before a single item is saved. Duplicates are flagged. Untick anything you would rather not bring across.
Select up to 100 items and change them in one action. Or leave every rule switched off and use it as a better wardrobe screen.
This is what Cavri is for. Everything else on this page is detail underneath these four.
A relist on Vinted is a delete and a re-upload, photos and all. Cavri queues the items older than the age you set (default 30 days) and works through them under a daily ceiling you control (default 20 actions). You lose the likes either way; you keep the evening.
Select the batch, take 10% off, set a minimum so nothing falls off a cliff, done. Or let the price curve do it: a step every 21 days, never below 60% of the starting price, and it waits for your yes.
Photograph the item, and Cavri drafts the title, description, price, condition and category. Free covers 10 items in total. Personal covers 250 items a month. Every draft is a draft until you publish it.
Every open offer in one list, next to what you paid and the floor you set. Accept, counter or decline from there. When it sells it moves to the to-ship list with the label attached.
Right now that means opening the conversation, remembering what you paid for it, working out whether £12 is worth taking, and doing it again for the next one.
In Cavri every open offer sits in one list with three numbers beside it: what you paid, what it is listed at, and the floor you set for that item. Accept, counter or decline without leaving the list.
If you want it handled for you, set the rules: accept above a percentage, decline below one, counter to a target margin over what you paid. It will never auto-accept below the floor on that item, never below cost while that switch is on, and never more than 20 automatic decisions in a day. It starts switched off.
When an item sells, the sync marks it sold, records the price it went for, and moves it to the to-ship list. The shipping label attaches to the item itself, so packing is one screen: what sold, what you paid, the label, print.
Mark it shipped and it drops off the list. The sold price stays on the item, which is where the profit figures come from.
Relisting is not Vinted's paid Bump and it is not a button. A relist is a new listing plus a deletion of the old one: the item gets a fresh date and loses its likes.
Cavri does that for a hundred items while you make tea. It does not pretend the likes survive, and it will not run past the daily cap you set.
A 300-item wardrobe, on the Personal plan. These are estimates: your wardrobe, your connection and Vinted's mood all count.
| The job | By hand | With Cavri |
|---|---|---|
| Relist everything over 30 days old | Delete, re-upload every photo, retype the listing. A weekend. | Set the age threshold once. The rule works through them at your daily ceiling: 20 a day by default, up to 500. |
| Take 10% off the lot | 300 listings, three taps each, roughly two hours. | Three bulk actions of 100, with a minimum price set. Under a minute. |
| Add a postage line to every description | 300 edits, or you give up after forty. | One find-and-replace across the selection. |
| Work out what you made last month | The Vinted sales list, a notes app and some arithmetic. | Already there: sold price minus what you paid, per item, once you have told it what you paid. An import from Vinted brings the sold prices, not your costs. |
Estimates, not promises. The Cavri column is derived from the real bulk and daily limits, which are on the pricing page.
Read this bit before you sign up, not after.
Free is 25 live listings and AI for 10 items in total. The relist, delist and publish rules and the price curve start on Personal, £9.99 a month.
Cancel any time from the billing page.
Cavri is a Sandbanks Digital product, built in Poole and made for Vinted sellers, in the UK and in the nine other countries Vinted runs in.
It exists because the alternatives ask for a Vinted password or claim relisting is risk-free. Cavri does neither: it runs in the seller's own signed-in browser, and it says plainly what each action costs.
This is early access. Things change, some things break, and the roadmap is short enough that a request can land in weeks rather than quarters.
The Cavri browser extension is a Chrome extension. Anything that writes to Vinted (listing, relisting, price changes, accepting an offer) runs through it, in your own browser, using the Vinted session you are already signed in with. You add it from the Chrome Web Store. The quickest way is the Add to Chrome button in your dashboard, which opens the listing directly, or you can search the store for Cavri. About two minutes, and Chrome keeps it updated on its own afterwards.
No, and it never asks for it. Your Vinted password and session cookie never reach a Cavri server. The extension holds them in your browser. What it sends back is your own wardrobe: your listings, the orders and offers on them, and the shipping labels Vinted issues you. The dashboard has its own login, which has nothing to do with your Vinted one.
Yes. Cavri works with Vinted in ten countries: the UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Poland, Czechia and Lithuania. The AI drafts a listing in that market's language and prices it in that market's currency, and the tax-year filter follows the country rather than assuming April to April. Sellers on Vinted UK are billed in pounds and every other market in euros: £9.99 or €11.99 a month for Personal.
Vinted's terms restrict automated access, and that is true of every tool in this category including this one. Cavri keeps the risk as low as it can be kept: your own signed-in browser, your own pace, daily caps, nothing running without you switching it on, and it will never tell you the risk is zero, because it is not.
Partly, and here is the honest split. Your phone can browse the wardrobe, check offers and see what sold. Anything that writes to Vinted (listing, relisting, price changes) runs through the Chrome extension on a laptop or desktop. If you list entirely from your phone, Cavri is not there yet.
25 live listings, 10 items per bulk action, the full two-way sync and the offers list. There is no trial clock on the plan itself. Free does not expire, nothing switches off after fourteen days, and you are never asked for a card. What does run out is the AI drafting, and it runs out for good: 10 items in total, not per week and not per month. Spend them and the account carries on with everything else. What you lose is having the listing written for you. Going over the cap does not refuse the import and deletes nothing: the surplus still arrives and sits greyed out as unmanaged. What you do not get is automation or the price curve. Those start at £9.99 a month.
More answers on the FAQ page, imports, data, billing, and what happens when something fails.
The import is staged: you see everything before anything is saved, and you can walk away with your Vinted account untouched. Free up to 25 live listings, no card.