Help Prices & the market Read a market check
Read a market check
What similar items sell for, what other sellers ask, and where your price sits.
In Inventory, click a listing. The Market section loads on its own.
Read Sells for first. Then Listed for. Then the line Your price.
Open the check
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Open Inventory
Click any listing in the grid. Its details open on the side.
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Find Market
Flogit searches Vinted for similar listings as soon as the item opens. It takes a few seconds.
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Change the words if you need to
The search words are in the box at the top. Edit them and press Refresh to search again.
What each part means
| Part | What it shows |
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| Sells for | What buyers paid. Your own past sales of the same item, and similar listings that left Vinted search. |
| Listed for | The middle asking price of similar listings on sale now, and how many there are. |
| Your price | Your price, and how far it is above or below that middle price, in %. |
| Vinted suggests | Vinted's own price range for this kind of item. See Vinted's own suggested price. |
Under the numbers, On Vinted now lists the listings the price came from. Click one to open it on Vinted.
Asking prices, not sale prices
Listed for is what other sellers ask today. Some of those items will not sell at that price.
Vinted does not show what other people's items sold for. So the main number is an asking price. It tells you what buyers see next to your listing.
Where the sold numbers come from
The line that starts "You've sold this" is your own sales of a similar item. These are real prices.
The line "Sold on Vinted" is a guess. Flogit saw a listing in two checks, then it was gone from search for 7 days. That usually means it sold, but not always.
So these need time. Run checks on different days and the numbers fill in. If none exist yet, the block says No sold prices for this one yet.
The range
With 4 or more listings, Flogit shows the middle half of the prices: a quarter are cheaper, a quarter are dearer. One very high or very low listing does not move it.
With fewer than 4, it says too few for a range. With 1, it says one listing only.
A check on one item does not count against your monthly price checks. Only the whole-shop check and the automatic checks do.
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