Methodology

How the numbers on this site are produced, and what they can and can't tell you.

What we track

Every hour, for each of 6 markets (United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands) and 10 categories (Women's everyday clothing, Kids' clothing, Denim, Outerwear, Sneakers, Sportswear, Bags, Occasionwear, Trading cards, Vintage), we load Vinted's “newest first” catalog page and add the newest listings we haven't seen to a tracked cohort. Promoted (bumped) listings are skipped because they aren't new.

How sales are detected

Each tracked listing is re-checked against its seller's wardrobe at roughly 2 h, 6 h, 12 h, 24 h, 36 h, 48 h, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10 and 14 days after we first saw it. When a listing leaves the wardrobe we open its item page. A listing that can no longer be bought, and isn't reserved or hidden, has sold; a listing the seller deleted returns “not found”. Reserved and hidden listings keep being checked. Anything still live after 14 days is counted as unsold.

The sale time is estimated as the midpoint between the last check that saw the listing live and the first check that saw it sold. The dense early checks keep that error small where it matters, since most sales happen in the first day.

How rates are calculated

Sold ≤24h is the share of listings at least 24 hours old that sold within 24 hours of listing. Sold ≤7d uses listings at least 7 days old. We show “collecting” until a view has 30 eligible listings. Brand rows need at least 8 tracked listings. The dashboard uses a rolling 45-day window.

Prices

Prices are the seller's list price before Vinted's buyer protection fee. Single-market views use local currency; cross-market views convert to USD using daily ECB reference rates.

Limits

Privacy

We store seller ids only to re-check wardrobes, never usernames or photos, and exports carry a pseudonymous seller hash.

PLOTT DATA is not affiliated with or endorsed by Vinted.