Vinted seller automation

Every rule, what it does, and where it stops.

Cavri can relist stale items, delist what sold, publish drafts, drop prices on a curve and answer offers. Each of those is a separate switch with a number you set and a ceiling it cannot go past. Five of the six start off; the sync is the only one that starts on.

This page is the full list. If a rule is not on it, Cavri does not do it.

Six rules · five off by default · one daily ceiling over the lot

The relist queue, showing what is due today
01 / Switches

Five of the six start off

Relisting, the price curve, publishing drafts, delisting what sold and the offer rules are all switches you flip deliberately. One starts on: the sync, which pushes an edit you made in Cavri out to the listing you made it on. The one that spends money (offers) has its own switch on top of that.

02 / Ceiling

One cap over everything

A single daily action limit covers all rules together: 20 by default, from 1 to 500. One queued job is one action, a relist included, even though a relist arrives at Vinted as a delete and a re-upload.

03 / Evidence

Every action has a reason

The job history records what ran, when, and why, a price suggestion carries its own arithmetic, a relist carries the age that made it eligible.

The full list

Defaults are the ones a new account starts with. Everything in the middle column is yours to change.

RuleWhat triggers itDefaultWaits for you?
SyncA scheduled pass, and after any edit you makeOnNo: it only reads and writes what you already changed
Publish draftsAn item is marked ready and has every field Vinted demandsOffNo, once switched on
Delist when soldThe sync sees the item soldOffNo, once switched on: this one is cleanup
Relist stale itemsThe item has been live longer than your thresholdOff · 30 days (1 to 365)No, but the queue shows what is due first
Price curveThe item passes another step of the intervalOff · 21 days · −10% · floor 60%Yes, unless you turn that off
OffersA buyer sends an offer and it crosses one of your thresholdsOff · never below cost · max 20 automatic decisions a dayYes, until you set thresholds
Daily ceilingApplies to all of the above together20 actions (1 to 500)It is the thing that stops them

Relisting, delisting, publishing drafts and the price curve are Personal and above: on Free those switches will not turn on, and the app says why rather than failing quietly. Two things do run on Free. The sync pushes an edit you made in Cavri out to the live listing, and it is on to begin with. And the offer rules work on every plan, which is the one to know about, because an offer rule spends money. They start switched off.

What is never automated

  • Write a message to a buyer. There is nowhere in Cavri to type one. It reads your inbox to find offers, and the only thing it sends back is a decision on one: accept, decline, or a counter price, which reaches the buyer as an offer rather than as words.
  • Leave or edit feedback.
  • Buy a Bump. Vinted's paid promotion is Vinted's to sell, and Cavri never buys one for you: every listing it uploads goes up with that switched off.
  • Follow, unfollow or interact with other sellers.
  • Change your photos in bulk. Photos are per item, by hand.
  • List anything to eBay. The sign-in half exists; nothing lists yet.

Questions about automation

Do I have to automate anything?

No. One rule starts on: the sync, which pushes an edit you made in Cavri out to the live listing. It can be switched off too, and the whole manual side (bulk edits, one-click relists, the offers list) works with every rule off.

Where do automated actions actually run?

In your own signed-in Chrome, through the Cavri - Vinted Bulk Relist, Edit & Inventory. Close the browser and the queue waits. Nothing runs on a server with your credentials, because no server has them.

Is this against Vinted's rules?

Vinted's terms restrict automated access, and that covers every tool in this category including this one. Cavri keeps the footprint small and the control yours; it will not tell you the risk is nil.

What if I set the ceiling too high?

You cannot go past 500: the field clamps. The default of 20 is deliberately unexciting, and most sellers leave it alone.

This is the overview. Each part of it has a page of its own:

How to sell more on VintedThe four things you control Vinted botsWhat runs, and where Vinted and taxRecords, not advice Vinted relisting toolWhat a relist costs you Bulk edit listingsWhich fields, exactly Price update toolThe curve, traced Inventory managementEvery field, and the copy AI listing generatorA real example Reselling toolThe margin worksheet

Turn on one rule and see how it feels.

Automation starts on Personal, £9.99 a month. The manual side is free.

Start free: up to 25 live listings