A Bump is a paid feature you add to a single listing. Vinted says it appears higher in members' newsfeeds and search results, and that it is shown to the members most likely to be interested, judged by their preferences. It runs for three or seven days, or until the item sells.
What Vinted does not publish is what that is worth. There is no conversion figure, no price table and no promise, so the useful question is not whether Bumps work but what one costs against what the item earns.
That is the arithmetic on this page, together with the rules Vinted does publish for a Bump: the price, the refunds, and what a change of price or a removal does to it.
Read from Vinted's Bump help pages on 30 October 2026 · three or seven days · no price table published
The Bump moves the listing up in newsfeeds and search results, and Vinted says it reaches members in your registered country who are most likely to be interested. Your profile shows how many people viewed and interacted with bumped items.
Vinted says the fee depends on the item's price and on whether you choose three or seven days, and that the applicable fee is shown at the time of payment. There is no published table, so any figure on a blog is somebody's receipt.
Only one Bump applies to an item at a time, there is no limit on how many you buy, and a Bump cannot be moved between items or between members.
Take the fee Vinted shows you at payment and divide it by what the item makes you. The £1.50 below is a placeholder, not a quote: Vinted publishes no price, so this is the shape of the calculation and nothing about what a Bump costs.
The cheaper the item, the larger the share, which is why the same fee that is trivial on a £60 coat is not on a £5 top.
A Bump is one of three levers, and the other two are free. They are not substitutes, because each changes a different thing.
| Lever | What it changes | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Bump | Where the listing shows, for three or seven days | A fee shown at payment, set by the item's price and the length |
| Price drop | What the item costs | Margin. During a Bump the price can be lowered but not raised, and the Bump cost stays the same |
| Relist | The date the listing appears to have started | Nothing to Vinted. It is a free move, and the relisting page covers what it keeps and what it resets |
Cavri never buys a Bump. It relists, and it runs the price drop you set, but promotion is the one thing that spends money on Vinted and it stays your decision.
Read on 30 October 2026. Neither page carries a date, so check the live page before you buy one.
A paid feature you add to one listing. Vinted says it makes the item appear higher in members' newsfeeds and search results, shown to the members most likely to be interested in it.
Three or seven consecutive days, depending on the duration you choose, or until the item sells, whichever comes first.
It depends on the item's price and the duration, and Vinted shows the fee at the time of payment. No price table is published, so this page does not print one.
You can lower it, not raise it. If you lower it the Bump cost stays the same, and you get no refund for the difference.
Not if Vinted removes it for breaking its Catalogue Rules. A listing held in review straight after upload is not bumped and you are not charged.
They are different tools. A Bump buys visibility for a fee, while a relist is free and changes the listed date. The does-relisting page sets out what the evidence supports.
No. Cavri never buys a promotion. It is the one action in the product that spends money on Vinted, so it stays yours.
Cavri keeps what each item cost against what it sold for, so the sum above is a column. Free up to 25 live listings, no card.