UK-founded second-hand fashion platform positioning itself as the friendlier alternative to Vinted. Includes buyer protection and Vinted-style listing flow. Smaller user base, so lower volume, but no automated ban culture yet. We have a full separate review of Bidzzy on this site.

The oldest and largest UK marketplace. Best for electronics, collectibles, branded fashion, kids toys. Private sellers pay no seller fees on most fashion since 2024. Dispute resolution genuinely works. Free to list, final value fee around 12.8% plus 30p on non-fashion.

Etsy-owned, aesthetic-first marketplace where niche fashion holds its price better than on Vinted. 10% seller fee plus payment processing. TikTok-adjacent audience. Best if what you sell has a look, not just a label.

UK-based, pre-launch, joinable waiting list. Preloved, handmade and new items in one app. Publicly promises fair fees, Stripe-secured payments held until orders complete, and "no auto bans or restrictions on any accounts". Watch the launch: it is being built as an explicit response to Vinted-style moderation.

UK-based marketplace for pre-loved, handmade and brand-new items. Promises no unfair bans and human-led moderation, no upload limits, seller tools, a referral programme and secure Stripe payments. Waiting list open now, launching October 2026. One to watch alongside MintedUK if you want out of Vinted-style automated moderation.

UK-based pre-loved fashion app for buyers and sellers who want a lower-drama alternative. Available on iOS and Android, with a browsable web catalogue. Smaller community than Vinted, but active and friendly.

All-categories marketplace app (fashion, electronics, home, general classifieds). Positioning itself as a Facebook Marketplace alternative rather than a fashion-only rival. Available on iOS and Android.

UK-based pre-loved marketplace, one of the growing set of platforms Vinted refugees are trying. Worth a look if you want to spread listings across more than one site while the community grows.

New UK-focused non-profit resale marketplace launching autumn 2026, with charitable partners baked into the model. Positioned as the ethical, cause-led alternative to for-profit resale platforms. Worth watching if you want your resale to raise money for something.

Austrian-founded classifieds and marketplace app, big in the UK for local sales beyond fashion. Sometimes called "the boot sale in your pocket". Note: you spelled it Schpock, the actual product is Shpock.

General second-hand classifieds marketplace with iOS and Android apps. Primarily Greek and Cypriot market as far as I can see; not obviously UK-focused. Worth a look for cross-border sellers but may not be the fit for a UK-only campaign audience.

European second-hand marketplace app (French origin) with iOS and Android apps. Positions itself as a friendlier second-hand alternative. Interface is available in English. Community is smaller than Vinted but growing across Europe.

The most-mentioned Vinted alternative in your own TikTok comments. Free to list, no seller fees, local pickup avoids postage hassle. No buyer protection though, so cash on collection only. Best for bundles and bulk clearouts.

The obvious home for handmade and true vintage (20+ years). Established seller protections and a mature dispute process. Fees are 20p listing plus 6.5% transaction, plus payment processing. Named in your survey by users who said they were leaving Vinted for it.

US-origin fashion resale platform with a social feed and "posh parties" that surface listings to interested buyers. UK availability is limited compared to eBay and Depop but mentioned by several of your survey respondents as somewhere they went after being banned by Vinted.

One of the UK's original marketplace sites, going since 1998. Covers fashion, home, garden and cars. Paid membership tiers rather than per-listing fees, so it suits sellers with a steady stream of listings. Named in your survey by Pro sellers who wanted a UK-based alternative.

US-origin menswear and streetwear resale platform, best for designer and hyped brands. Prices hold up better than on Vinted for the right stock. Mentioned by one of your survey respondents as a comparable platform that handled a moderation issue better.

French-origin luxury and designer resale marketplace with in-house authentication on higher-value items. Best fit for designer bags, watches, jewellery and premium fashion where a Vinted listing would be lost in the volume. Higher fees than Vinted, but the authentication step is what most buyers are paying for.

Live-stream selling platform where sellers run real-time auction shows. Big for vintage clothing, streetwear, sports cards and collectibles. Available in the UK on iOS and Android. Different vibe to Vinted (you sell to a live audience, not a static feed) but the community is engaged and prices for the right stock hold up well.

Swedish resale service (owned by the H&M Group) that does the selling for you. Order a free bag, fill it, they photograph, list, price, sell and ship. You get paid a share of what each item sells for. Zero listing effort, but you give up control over pricing and take a smaller cut than selling direct.

Norwegian second-hand app that grew from a Depop-style social feed into one of the biggest resale platforms in Scandinavia. Strong on fashion, interiors and design. Free to list, small transaction fee only when you sell. Community skews style-conscious. Available on iOS and Android; UK reach is still small but growing.

UK clothes-swap platform where members trade rather than sell, cutting cash out of the loop entirely. Fits people who want to refresh a wardrobe without dealing with buyer disputes, payment holds or the Vinted fee stack. A different model to a resale marketplace, worth a look if selling has become more hassle than it is worth.