Facebook Marketplace and Vinted, both from your phone

Why list on both

Facebook Marketplace sells to people nearby, often picked up and paid for in person with no fee. Vinted ships across the country and charges the seller nothing. Clothing, shoes, kids' things, books, games and small home goods sell on both, so a listing on each doubles the buyers without doubling the fees.

How VendorSnap keeps them in step

• On Facebook Marketplace: Facebook Marketplace has no listing API, so VendorSnap lists there from the phone app through your own Facebook sign-in, and once you record the sale, your phone marks the Facebook listing sold for you.
• On Vinted: VendorSnap fills in Vinted's own form on your phone, through your own Vinted sign-in, and when the item sells somewhere else and you record the sale, your phone deletes the Vinted listing for you.
• Sold on Facebook? Mark it sold as Facebook Marketplace, and your phone deletes the Vinted listing for you.
• Sold on Vinted? Mark it sold as Vinted, and your phone marks the Facebook listing sold for you.
• Add eBay and Etsy too, and those listings end by their APIs, in seconds, whichever way it sells.

Fees

Facebook takes nothing on local pickup paid in person, and 10% on shipped orders with a $0.80 minimum. Vinted takes nothing from the seller; the buyer pays the Buyer Protection fee and the postage. The fee comparison lines both up against eBay and Etsy.

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