Vinted to StockX: Sell Deadstock Trainers to Buyers Who Pay the Ask
Which pairs in a Vinted wardrobe qualify for StockX, what StockX deducts at each Seller Level, and how a sale on one side ends the other listing.
A Vinted wardrobe that turns over trainers usually holds a few pairs that were never worn: a size bought by mistake, a release picked up to resell, a gift still in its box. On Vinted those pairs wait for a buyer to message, haggle and agree. StockX sells the same shoe to someone who pays your price without a conversation. FLUF Connect can place a StockX ask for those pairs from your Vinted inventory and keep the two listings from selling the same pair twice.
In short
- Only new, unworn pairs with a StockX product page belong on StockX. Worn pairs stay on Vinted.
- Vinted takes nothing from the seller. StockX charges a 9% transaction fee at Level 1, falling to 7% at Level 5, plus 3% processing, with a £4.50 minimum in Great Britain.
- A Vinted sale comes into FLUF and the StockX ask comes down. FLUF does not see StockX sales, so mark those sold in FLUF and the Vinted listing ends.
- Relisting and offer handling on Vinted come with Pro and above.
Which pairs to send
StockX’s verification page says items on its Verified Marketplace are new and unworn, and each one goes to a StockX verification centre before it reaches the buyer. A pair that fails can be sent back at your cost, and StockX can charge a penalty fee for the wrong product, size or colour. So the test is stricter than Vinted’s “new with tags” label.
| Send to StockX | Keep on Vinted only |
|---|---|
| Unworn trainers in the original box, lid and paper included | Anything worn, even once indoors |
| Recent releases from brands StockX lists, where the style code on the box matches a product page | Vintage, one-offs and pairs without a box |
| Sealed accessories that have a StockX product page | Clothes, bags and everything else in your wardrobe |
Before you send a pair, search StockX for the style code printed on the box label. No product page means there is nothing to place an ask against.
What each side takes
Vinted’s UK help centre says there are no fees for uploading items or selling them, and the buyer pays a Buyer Protection fee at checkout. StockX’s seller fees page charges a transaction fee by Seller Level on the final sale price, plus 3% payment processing.
| £150 pair | Vinted | StockX, Level 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Seller fee | £0 | £13.50 (9%) |
| Processing | Paid by the buyer as Buyer Protection | £4.50 (3%) |
| You keep, before postage | £150 | £132 |
| Price setting | You expect offers below your price | Buyers pay your ask or bid below it |
On paper Vinted wins. In practice the Vinted listing may sit for weeks while buyers offer £110, whereas StockX buyers search by size and pay the lowest ask straight away. List the pair on both, price the StockX ask so that the £132 still suits you, and let whichever buyer comes first take it.
What changes when a pair sells on StockX
- You do not post to the buyer. The shipping rules give you two business days, in most cases, to send the pair to StockX for verification.
- StockX shows its own photos and product details. Your Vinted photos and description do not appear there.
- There is no message thread and no haggling. Buyers pay the ask or place a bid.
The two-day window is the part Vinted sellers trip over, because Vinted allows more time to post. Keep StockX pairs boxed and ready to go, not in a pile that needs sorting first.
How to send Vinted pairs to StockX
- Connect Vinted through the FLUF browser extension or the FLUF mobile app, so your listings appear in your FLUF inventory.
- Connect StockX from its card on the Channels screen.
- Filter the inventory to Vinted and select the unworn pairs.
- Choose StockX as the destination, confirm the product and size for each pair, review the ask and publish.
Check the size system before you publish. Vinted lists the size you typed in, often UK, while a StockX product page offers several. A UK 9 entered as a US 9 fails verification.
After a sale
| What happens | What FLUF does | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| It sells on Vinted | The sale comes into FLUF and the StockX ask comes down | Post it with the Vinted label |
| It sells on StockX | FLUF does not see StockX sales | Mark it sold in FLUF, which ends the Vinted listing, then ship it to StockX |
| A Vinted buyer sends an offer | On Pro and above, FLUF can answer offers for you | Otherwise reply in the Vinted app |
Mark a StockX sale in FLUF as soon as the StockX email arrives. Until you do, the pair is still for sale on Vinted.
What FLUF costs
Crosslisting, inventory sync and order sync are on every FLUF plan. Relisting, offer management and smart pricing come with Pro and above. Plans are on the pricing page, and you can start with 7 days for £1, then from £9/month.
Related guides
- How to sell on Vinted
- How to sell on StockX
- Crosslist from StockX to Vinted
- Crosslist from Grailed to StockX
Sources
- Vinted UK: is using Vinted free? (checked November 2026)
- StockX Help: what are StockX fees for sellers? (checked November 2026)
- StockX Help: the verification process for sellers (checked November 2026)
- StockX Help: how long a seller has to ship (checked November 2026)
Frequently Asked Questions
No. StockX's Verified Marketplace takes new, unworn items, and every pair is checked at a verification centre. Worn pairs should stay on Vinted.
A transaction fee of 9% at Seller Level 1, falling to 7% at Level 5, plus 3% payment processing. The minimum seller fee in Great Britain is £4.50.
FLUF does not see StockX sales. Mark the pair sold in FLUF and the Vinted listing comes down.
The Vinted sale comes into FLUF and FLUF takes the StockX ask down.
No. StockX uses its own product page and images. You confirm the product and size, and set the ask.
In most cases two business days, to a StockX verification centre. Pairs sold on their release date get five business days.
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