Enter your cost and asking price. Kickflip applies Vestiaire Collective's commission band and shipping to show your real luxury resale payout.
Fee estimates use the primary tier rate from each platform's public schedule. Tiered pricing, promotion rates, and buyer-fee ranges vary — always confirm current rates with the platform before listing.
Commission depends entirely on the price band the item falls into, with the low and very high ends treated differently:
| Category / tier | Selling fee | Payment processing | Buyer-side fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Items Under $80Physical luxury authentication included | 0.00% | $3.00 | Up to 5% buyer fee (max $15) |
| Items $80 - $13000Standard luxury fashion consignment rate | 15.00% | $0.00 | Up to 5% buyer fee (max $15) |
| Items Over $13000 | 0.00% | $0.00 | Up to 5% buyer fee (max $15) |
Rates change. Treat these as estimates and confirm against Vestiaire Collective's current published fee schedule before you commit to a purchase.
Items under $80 carry no percentage commission — just a flat $3 processing charge. Items above $13,000 also drop to 0% commission. Everything between pays the standard 15%, which is the band nearly all real resale activity sits in.
Physical authentication is included, and that is the point of the platform: buyers pay a premium for the guarantee, which supports higher prices than a general marketplace can achieve for the same handbag.
Sourcing authenticated designer pieces below market — from estate sales, consignment stores, or underpriced listings elsewhere — and reselling into a buyer base that trusts the authentication is a well-established arbitrage lane. The 15% commission is competitive against the 20% Poshmark takes and eBay's 15% handbag rate.
The risk is capital and time. Luxury items are expensive to hold and can sit for months, so factor the wait into whether a 15-point spread is actually worth taking.
15% on items priced between $80 and $13,000. Items under $80 pay a flat $3 fee with no commission, and items over $13,000 carry no commission.
Yes — buyers pay up to a 5% buyer fee, capped around $15. It does not reduce your payout but it does raise the total price the buyer sees.
Physical authentication is part of the service on eligible items, which is what allows the platform to sustain higher prices than unauthenticated marketplaces.
Vestiaire's 15% beats Poshmark's 20%, and its authentication supports higher prices on true luxury. Poshmark moves contemporary and mid-tier brands faster. Compare both above.