Vinted extension: how to choose the right one in 2026 (Chrome extensions compared)

Search for "Vinted extension" on Google and you'll find a dozen tools all promising to make you sell more. The problem is that they don't do the same job at all. A relisting extension, a CRM, an auto-buy bot and a price analysis tool have almost nothing in common, apart from installing in Chrome.

So the real question isn't "what's the best Vinted extension?", but which problem you want to solve: buying better, selling faster, managing your stock or saving time on repetitive tasks. And, above all, what level of risk you're willing to accept for your account.

The short answer: which Vinted extension should you choose?

If you're in a hurry, here's the summary:

• You want to know what price an item really sells for before buying or listing it: choose a sales analysis extension, which reads data without acting on your account.
• You want to relist your items and follow up on favourites without spending your evenings on it: an automation extension such as Clemz, Relisted, Bleam or the VintedCRM extension will do the job, with a risk you need to understand.
• You want to track your stock, sales and bookkeeping: a CRM is a better fit than a simple extension.
• You want to buy before everyone else: you're looking for a bot (V-Tools, Souk), not an extension. It's the category most exposed on the account side.

For a wider view that goes beyond extensions (printers, bots, trackers), see our overview of the best Vinted reselling tools.

The 4 types of Vinted extensions

1. Price and sales analysis extensions

They answer a single question: what sells, and at what price? On an item page, they show sales of similar items and a price range. On a catalogue page, they show sales volume and the share of listings that actually sell.

Important point: these extensions read data. They don't send messages, don't relist anything, don't buy anything. It's the least risky category for your account.

2. Management and CRM extensions

They centralise what happens after the purchase: stock, sales, profits, invoices, sometimes shipping labels. Some live entirely in a web app and use the extension only as a bridge to Vinted.

3. Relisting and automation extensions

This is the most popular category, and the most crowded. These extensions:

• relist your items to push them back up the results;
• send automatic messages to people who favourite an item, often with a discount offer;
• offer bulk edits (prices, descriptions);
• for the most advanced ones, negotiate with buyers on your behalf.

The time saved is real, but they act on your account for you, which changes the risk profile. To understand why relisting works (and its limits), read our article on how the Vinted algorithm works.

4. Translation, photo and listing creation extensions

A small but growing family: AI-generated titles and descriptions, photo editing, listing translation to sell in other Vinted countries. Some of these features are now built into automation extensions (Clemz offers photo editing, for example, and Bleam listing templates).

The 4 criteria for choosing a Vinted extension

Criterion 1: the data it actually provides

An extension that shows "the average price" tells you nothing if you don't know what that price is made of. Ask yourself three questions:

• Is the price calculated on sold items or on listings still online?
• How many sales make up the sample? An average price over 4 sales isn't worth the same as an average over 200.
• How fresh is the data? Be wary of "real-time" promises on sales statistics: detecting that a listing has sold necessarily takes a little time.

Criterion 2: respect for your Vinted account

This is the criterion most comparisons skim over, yet it's the one that can cost you the most. Put each extension into one of these two categories:

• Read-only: the extension displays information but triggers no action on your account. Vinted sees exactly the same behaviour as if you were browsing without it.
• Automated action: the extension lists, deletes, sends messages, makes offers or buys on your behalf. Even when you launch it, the action is carried out by a program, with a regularity and volume that a human rarely produces.

The developers themselves admit it. The VintedCRM extension page states in black and white that the extension "does not guarantee the absence of suspension" and recommends checking Vinted's terms for the actions you want to automate. That's honest, and it applies to the whole category.

Criterion 3: security and requested permissions

Before installing an extension, open its page on the Chrome Web Store and check:

• The permissions requested: an extension that wants to read and change data on every site you visit, when it's only useful on Vinted, should raise questions.
• How it handles your login details: an extension has no reason to ask for your Vinted password. Serious tools use the session already open in your browser. Relisted, for example, states that it never collects your Vinted password.
• The developer: website, legal notice, reachable support, recent updates.

Criterion 4: the real price

Entry prices are often attractive, but the limits hide in the tiers: number of relists per month, number of wardrobes, number of accounts, credits. Work out the price for your real volume, not for the cheapest plan. And check whether the extension is sold on its own or as an add-on to a wider subscription.

Vinted extensions and tools compared in 2026

The information below comes from the developers' official websites, checked in September 2026. Prices are the public entry-level monthly rates. They can change: always check the developer's pricing page before subscribing.

Tool	Type	Format	Acts on your account?	Public entry price
ResellTrack	Price and sales analysis	Chrome extension + web platform	No (read-only)	Extension free to install; plans from €24 to €69/month
ResellTrack MCP	AI connection to sales data	MCP server (Claude and compatible assistants)	No (read-only)	Included from the Pro plan (€34/month)
Recop	Niche and seller analysis	Web platform	No	€11.99/month
VintedCRM	CRM + automation	Web platform + Chrome extension	Yes (extension: relisting, messages, offers)	Extension only €12.99/month excl. VAT; Pro €29/month excl. VAT
Clemz	Relisting and automation	Chrome extension	Yes (relisting, messages to favourites)	€8.99/month
Relisted	Relisting	Chrome extension	Yes (relisting)	€4.99/month (3 free relists)
Bleam	Automation + AI negotiation	Chrome extension + mobile app	Yes (negotiation, relisting, messages)	From €17/month
V-Tools	Auto-buy bot (autocop) + management	Web platform	Yes (automatic buying on higher plans, relisting)	€29.99/month
Souk	Listing monitor + auto-buy bot	Web platform (extension mentioned)	Yes (one-click buying, autocop on the Turbo plan)	€29/month

Tool by tool

ResellTrack: the sales analysis extension

Full disclosure: this is our tool. So we'll present it with what it does, and what it doesn't.

The ResellTrack extension adds no badges or overlays to listings. A launcher button opens a floating panel that shows, depending on the page you're on:

• On an item page: sales of similar items, with the average, minimum and maximum price.
• On a catalogue page: sales statistics, including the sell-through rate.
• On a Vinted profile: that seller's sales, and for a tracked seller, their statistics including estimated revenue. It's the most useful feature for analysing a competitor: you see what they actually sell, not just what they have listed.

A "Save" button appears on thumbnails to set an item aside, and right-clicking an image launches an image search (Lens or Vinted): from a photo of an item, you find similar items and a price estimate. The extension performs no automatic action on your account: it reads and displays, that's all.

What it doesn't do: no score, no resale estimate, no margin calculation in the extension. No relisting either.

The extension is free to install, but most of the numbers are reserved for paid plans, especially Pro and Business. It's included in all three plans: Starter at €24/month, Pro at €34/month, Business at €69/month, no commitment, with 30% off on annual billing. Custom date ranges and the full history are reserved for the Business plan. Details are on the pricing page.

Behind the extension, the web platform adds the instant scan: you scan a niche and get the data immediately, without creating a tracker and then waiting for it to build up data. On top of that come a niche Score from 0 to 100, the Sales flow, the Median sold price, the Top Sellers ranking and the Trending page, which surfaces the category × brand combinations that sell best. Data is consolidated with a delay of up to 24 hours. The full list is on the features page, and our guide on using ResellTrack to find niches walks through the whole process.

One last element, which goes beyond the usual scope of an extension: the ResellTrack MCP. It connects Claude, or any other MCP-compatible AI assistant, directly to ResellTrack's Vinted sales data. You query niches, brands, sellers and prices in plain English, for example "which brands sell best in this category and at what median price?". For a reseller, it's another way to use the same data without going through dashboards. The AI connection is available from the Pro plan.

Recop: the niche analysis alternative

Recop is ResellTrack's closest competitor in substance: Vinted sales analysis, niche detection, seller analysis. Its website doesn't feature a Chrome extension; the tool is used from a web platform.

Its strengths: a low entry price (Débutant plan at €11.99/month, then Classique at €39.99 and Pro at €79.99) and a 7-day free trial with a search quota. For a detailed comparison of the two approaches, read our ResellTrack vs Recop comparison.

VintedCRM: a full CRM with an optional extension

VintedCRM is first and foremost a CRM: sales tracking, stock, invoices. Its Chrome extension adds automation: relisting based on configurable time slots, categories and listing age, listing templates, messages to favourites followed by a configurable discount offer, and bulk relisting.

Its strengths: a consistent offer for anyone who wants to manage and automate in the same place, and a transparent stance on the risk of suspension. The developer also highlights a CRM that works without asking for your Vinted password. On price, the extension alone costs €12.99/month excl. VAT; with the Pro plan (€29/month excl. VAT), the extension add-on costs €6.99 excl. VAT, making €35.99/month excl. VAT in total.

Worth knowing: it isn't a market analysis tool. It helps you manage what you've already bought, not decide what to buy.

Clemz: the relisting benchmark

Clemz claims more than 9,000 users. The extension appears when you browse Vinted and offers relisting, automatic messages to favourites, bulk editing, photo editing, sales syncing and an improved inbox.

Its strengths: a mature tool, clear pricing and a one-month free trial. Plans range from Tiroir at €8.99/month (300 relists per month) to Entrepôt at €34.99/month, via Placard (€14.99) and Dressing (€24.99).

Worth knowing: Clemz works on desktop Chrome and on the Quetta browser on Android, but not on iPhone or in the Vinted mobile app.

Relisted: relisting at the best price

Relisted focuses on one-click relisting: the extension recreates the listing (photos, title, description), reorders the photos and slightly rewords the text, then deletes the old one once the new one is created. It claims compatibility with 29 Vinted countries and also offers AI price suggestions and competitor monitoring on higher plans.

Its strengths: the lowest entry price in this comparison (Starter at €4.99/month for 30 credits, Pro at €14.99, Unlimited at €19), 3 free relists with no account or card, and a commitment never to collect your Vinted password.

Worth knowing: the developer talks about "safe" relisting with anti-ban protection. No tool that automates actions can guarantee that; treat it as an intention, not an assurance.

Bleam: automation that goes as far as negotiation

Bleam goes further than relisting: its assistant negotiates with buyers based on the margins you set, on top of automatic relisting, listing templates, messages to favourites, bulk label downloads and revenue tracking. A mobile app is available.

Its strengths: delegated negotiation, rare in this category, with a 14-day free trial. Advertised pricing from €17/month.

V-Tools and Souk: bots, not extensions

They often show up in Vinted extension comparisons, but they're mainly web platforms for monitoring and buying. We cover them in a dedicated article: Vinted bots, how they work and the risks.

• V-Tools offers a filtered feed of new listings, multi-account management, a centralised inbox and relisting. The Performances plan (€29.99/month) doesn't include autocop, which is reserved for the Advanced plan (€79.99/month) and the Sniper plan (on request).
• Souk offers a live listing feed, alerts by brand, size and price, and one-click buying from the Pro plan at €29/month. Autocop (automatic reservation) and multicop come with the Turbo plan at €99/month. Souk mentions a browser extension, but most of the action happens on its platform.

Their strength: speed. On highly contested niches, being first to see an underpriced listing makes the difference. Their limit: automatic buying is the most exposed use on the account side.

The real risk: extensions that act on your behalf

Using an automation extension doesn't mean your account will be suspended. But you need to understand what you're accepting.

• You remain responsible for your account. If Vinted considers that automated activity breaks its rules, it's your account that's affected, not the developer's.
• Developers guarantee nothing. VintedCRM says so explicitly. "Anti-ban" promises describe technical precautions, not a guarantee.
• The risk grows with volume and regularity. Fifty identical messages sent within minutes, relists at a fixed time every day, a purchase within milliseconds: these are exactly the behaviours a human rarely produces.

If you use this type of tool, keep volumes reasonable, avoid stacking several extensions acting at the same time, and read Vinted's Terms and Conditions for the actions you automate.

Which extension for which profile?

You're new to reselling

Your main risk isn't a lack of time, it's buying what doesn't sell. Start by understanding what a profitable Vinted niche is, then use a sales analysis tool to validate your purchases. Automation will come once you have stock to shift.

You have stock that isn't moving

Before automating relisting, check your prices against the real sales of similar items. An overpriced listing relisted ten times is still overpriced. Titles, photos and timing are the other levers to review. Only then can a relisting extension like Clemz or Relisted speed up turnover.

You're an active reseller with volume

The most effective combination: a data tool for sourcing (which niches, which buying prices, which sellers to follow) and a management tool for tracking sales. For the sourcing side, our method to find profitable Vinted niches explains how to use that data. You can also check our comparison of ResellTrack and its alternatives, or the details of the ResellTrack extension on the features page.

Frequently asked questions

What's the best Vinted extension in 2026?

There's no single best extension, because the tools don't do the same job. For relisting and messages to favourites, Clemz, Relisted, Bleam and the VintedCRM extension are the references. For price and sales analysis without any action on your account, an extension like ResellTrack is a better fit. For automatic buying, you're looking at bots like V-Tools or Souk.

Can a Vinted extension get my account banned?

An extension that only reads and displays data doesn't change your behaviour on Vinted. Extensions that automate actions (relisting, messages, offers, purchases) carry a risk that even their developers can't rule out: VintedCRM, for example, states that its extension doesn't guarantee the absence of suspension. The risk grows with the volume and regularity of the actions.

Is there a free Vinted extension?

Several tools offer limited free access: Relisted gives 3 relists without an account, Clemz a one-month trial, Bleam a 14-day trial. The ResellTrack extension is free to install, but most of the numbers require a paid plan, and ResellTrack doesn't offer a free trial.

What's the difference between a Vinted Chrome extension and a Vinted bot?

An extension installs in your browser and steps in when you're on Vinted. A bot is usually a web platform that continuously monitors new listings and can buy automatically. The two can overlap, but auto-buy bots are the category most exposed on the account side.

Does a Vinted plugin work on the mobile app?

As a rule, no: Chrome extensions work on the web version of Vinted, from a computer. Some developers offer a separate mobile app (Bleam) or compatibility with a specific Android browser (Clemz with Quetta), but Clemz, for example, states that it doesn't work on iPhone or in the Vinted app.