Vinted postage: the buyer pays and picks, and the label is the rule.
On a Vinted sale the buyer pays for postage and chooses the delivery option at checkout. The seller's part is smaller than most people expect: switch on the carriers you can reach, pack the item, and use the label Vinted issues rather than one of your own.
That last part is the one that costs sellers money. Vinted says plainly that a different label, or the wrong shipping option, cancels the order automatically, so the cheapest-looking alternative can lose the sale.
This page does not print a postage price. Vinted shows the price to the buyer at checkout, and the tables that circulate are usually a carrier's own list price, which is not what a buyer is charged on Vinted.
Read from Vinted's shipping help page on 30 October 2026 · buyer pays postage · no price table, deliberately
01 / Buyer
The buyer buys the label
When a buyer pays with Buy now and picks one of the integrated providers, they buy a prepaid label for the seller to send the order with. The seller receives a digital label or a code, plus instructions for where to drop the parcel.
02 / Seller
You choose which carriers are switched on
Sellers can pick the providers that suit them in their postage settings, which limits what a buyer sees. Vinted adds that some carriers may be set as the default on a profile, and those cannot be turned off.
03 / Locked
Once the buyer has paid, the choice is fixed
Vinted says the selected shipping option cannot be changed after the buyer has bought the item and paid for the label. If the parcel is a poor fit for the carrier, the time to say so was before you listed.
From a sale to a dropped-off parcel
Four steps, in order. The window is the part with a clock on it.
Sold, The order shows the carrier the buyer chose and how to send it: a digital label or a code, whether it needs printing, and where to drop it off.
Pack it, The packaging is yours to buy, and Vinted never sees the cost. It is a real cost of the sale and the reselling page counts it if you record it.
Use the issued label, A different label or the wrong shipping option cancels the order automatically, so there is nothing to save by substituting one.
Drop it off within five days, That is the figure on Vinted's How it works page, and it is the only source for it among the pages read. Check the order itself for the date it shows you.
What Vinted publishes about postage, and what it does not
The shipping help page is short. This is what it says and, just as useful, what it leaves out.
Question
What Vinted publishes
Where it is silent
Who pays?
The buyer, at checkout. The fees page has Vinted's sentence
What a particular buyer paid
Which carriers?
Evri, InPost, DPD, Royal Mail, Relay, AnyVan and DHL Express are listed as integrated providers
Which of them any one seller or buyer is offered
Which label?
The prepaid one Vinted issues, and only that one
Nothing about alternatives beyond cancellation
How long to post?
Five days to drop off, on the How it works page
Whether the help page for it agrees, which did not load
Parcel size?
Only that some providers cannot deliver larger parcels
Size classes, weights and limits
Lost or damaged?
Sellers are compensated within set compensation limits
What the limits are, on this page
The compensation limits sit on a separate Vinted help page that was not read for this guide. Read it before you post something valuable.
Why there is no price table here
Search results for Vinted postage prices are mostly carrier list prices and courier comparisons, which describe what a carrier charges its own customers. A Vinted buyer is charged what Vinted shows at checkout for the option and parcel size they chose, and that is not the same number.
A table here would be wrong within a year and unverifiable on the day it was written, so what Vinted publishes is listed above and the price is left to the checkout, which is where it is actually known.
What Cavri does about postage
It does not buy, print or change a label. The label comes from Vinted and is used as Vinted issued it.
It can hold the label on the item: upload it once and download it when you pack, rather than searching your email.
It does not choose or switch carriers on your behalf. Those are postage settings inside your Vinted account.
It cannot tell you what a buyer was charged. It reads what an item sold for, not what was added on top.
Where the postage rules are published
Read on 30 October 2026. Carriers and rules change, and Vinted does not date its help page, so this is where to look first.
Shipping on Vinted, the integrated providers, the label rule, and the fixed shipping choice
The buyer. Vinted's help centre says buyers cover shipping, and the buyer chooses the delivery option at checkout. Packaging you buy yourself is the seller's cost.
Can I use my own label or a cheaper carrier?
Vinted says the prepaid label it issues must be used, and that a different label or the wrong shipping option cancels the order automatically.
Can I choose which carriers buyers see?
Partly. Sellers can select the providers that suit them in their postage settings, though Vinted says some carriers can be set as a profile's default and cannot be turned off.
How long do I have to post an item?
Vinted's How it works page says to drop the parcel off within five days. The order shows the date that applies to you, and that is the one to trust.
What if the parcel is lost or damaged?
Vinted says sellers are compensated, within set compensation limits. The limits are on a separate help page, so read it before posting anything valuable.
Can I change the shipping option after the buyer has paid?
No. Vinted says the selected option cannot be changed once the buyer has bought the item and paid for the label.