Vinted bundle calculator
Sold a few items to one buyer for one price? Enter the bundle price and each item’s list price and cost, and see each item’s share and what it made.
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What each item made
Enter the bundle price and the items’ list prices.
How the split works
The bundle price is shared out by list price. A €30 jacket and a €10 T-shirt sold together for €32 get €24 and €8, not €16 each, so the jacket keeps its value and the T-shirt isn’t made to look like a star.
Postage you paid is split the same way. Each item’s profit is its share, less what you paid for it and its share of the postage. The shares always add up to the bundle price, to the cent.
How Many? splits a bundle this way when you mark several items sold together, and you can still change the split by hand.
Why split by list price and not evenly?
Because the items weren’t worth the same. An even split makes cheap items look like winners and good ones look like duds, which skews what you buy next.
What if an item has no list price?
It gets no share of the price, so give every item the price it was listed at. If none of them have one, the price is split evenly.
Does the buyer’s Vinted fee change the split?
No. When we checked in October 2026, the buyer paid the Vinted fee on top of the bundle price, so enter the bundle price itself.
Free account. Add a lot and every sale shows its profit.
Track the profit on every item