Winstmeter — profit & tax threshold for Vinted

Vinted shows you what comes in. Not what you keep. Winstmeter works out what is actually left after your cost price and expenses, and tracks how close you are to the reporting threshold. THE REPORTING THRESHOLD Under the EU DAC7 rules — and the equivalent HMRC rules in the UK — platforms like Vinted have to pass your details to the tax authorities once you hit 30 sales or GBP 1,700 / EUR 2,000 in a calendar year. You get an activity summary in January. Being reported does not automatically mean you owe tax. If you are just clearing out your own wardrobe you usually have nothing to declare. But it is worth knowing where you stand. WHAT WINSTMETER DOES Profit per sale — sale price minus what you paid, postage and promotion Threshold counter — your sales and earnings this year at a glance Stock — what is still listed, how long it has been sitting, and how much money is tied up in it What earns what — average price and time to sell per category, based on your own sales rather than an outside estimate Profit by category — where your money comes from CSV export — ready for your accountant or your tax return Backup and restore — local storage means keeping your own copy Light and dark theme Switch between EU and UK thresholds YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Winstmeter has no account, no server and no cloud. You never connect your Vinted account and you are never asked for a token. Everything you enter stays in your own browser. The extension makes no network requests at all — there simply is no connection. WORTH KNOWING You enter your sales yourself. Winstmeter does not read them from Vinted automatically. Winstmeter is not tax advice. If you are unsure whether you need to declare something, ask your accountant or your tax office.