Vinted Bundle Discounts: Setup, Buyer Costs and Limits

Where the bundle discount setting is

1. App: open your profile tab, then tap Bundle discounts.
2. Web: click your profile icon in the top right, choose Settings, then Bundle discounts.

Vinted's own help page for this setting doesn't spell out the exact wording for every country and app version, so the menu label near your profile may differ slightly from the text above — look for "Bundle discounts" near your other selling settings if it's not word for word.

Setting or removing a discount for each item count

Inside Bundle discounts, you choose a discount for a given number of items in one order — for example, a discount when a buyer takes 2 items, a different one for 3, and so on. For any item count you don't want to discount, pick "—" instead of a percentage. To turn bundle discounts off entirely, select "Select discount" and leave every count unset.

Vinted's help page does not publish which discount percentages are available or whether there's a maximum, so there's no official tier list to quote here — check the options shown in your own account and decide the numbers yourself. That decision belongs with pricing bundles and lots, which covers what discount actually makes sense for your items.

A seller-made bundle listing (several items combined into one new listing with a single price) is a different thing from this per-order discount: Vinted's catalogue rules require that kind of listing to be clearly labelled as a bundle, carry one total price, and not have its items also listed separately.

Bundle offers and a quick tier check

Buyers can also make an offer on a bundle, not just accept your set discount — treat a bundle offer like any other offer and check it against your own floor before accepting. Before you set or accept any bundle discount, check that the discounted total still clears each item's fair value and fast-sell floor; a bundle discount — say 15%, for example — that looks generous on one slow-moving item can quietly wipe out the margin on the item next to it.

Items that cannot go in a bundle

A buyer can add up to 100 items to a single bundle order, but not everything qualifies:

• Heavy or bulky items, priced and shipped on their own
• Items with verified electronics, bought individually
• Some older listings, which may need to be bought alone
• Vinted Pro listings — Pro sellers cannot offer bundle discounts at all

If you sell a mix of small and bulky items, expect buyers to split their order rather than bundle everything into one purchase. For stale items that aren't moving even with a bundle discount, Bump, Showcase or a price drop are the other levers worth comparing. Bundles are especially common in menswear on Vinted, where buyers often want several basics in one order.

• Set a discount per item count, or "—" to leave that count alone
• Remember the buyer pays one combined fee for the whole bundle, not one per item
• Check bulky, heavy or verified-electronics items before assuming they can join a bundle
• Confirm the discounted total still clears your own price floor before accepting an offer