The two Vinted seller extensions people ask about most, side by side on what each vendor publishes. Both run in your browser on your own Vinted account.
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Want free, simple and priced in pounds, with eBay crosslisting on its top plan? Rello fits. Running several accounts or want deeper automation (restocker, smart offers, order and label tools)? Dotb, from €6.99 a month after a 15-day trial. We haven't tested either.
Vinted's terms restrict bots, automation tools and bulk relisting. Accounts can be warned, limited or blocked. What Vinted's rules say
A UK-priced extension with a permanent free plan. It says it uses your existing Vinted browser session and never asks for your password.
Deeper Vinted automation: smart offers, a restocker, order flows, a web dashboard and Google Sheets/CSV tools.
Both repost listings so they show as new. Rello's free plan covers 50 reposts a month, Starter 300, and Advanced and Professional are unlimited. Dotb's plans run from 300 to unlimited. Vinted's terms say you must not "delete and re-list the same Item multiple times or multiple Items in bulk", so read what Vinted's rules say first.
Rello sends offers to people who favourite your items: 600 a month on Free, 1,500 on Starter, unlimited above that. Dotb has bulk offers, auto-accept or counter offers based on your rules, and automatic messages to likers (30 a day on the trial, 120 on Closet AI, unlimited on Boutique AI). Vinted's terms ban unsolicited or mass messages to 5 or more users.
Rello caps accounts by plan (1, 1, 3, 5). Dotb doesn't cap accounts, but they share one plan's limits. It also has a multi-account chat inbox on the web.
Dotb syncs your Vinted orders to a web dashboard, crops labels to thermal format and annotates them, can trigger actions on order events, sends Discord notifications, and exports to Google Sheets or imports from CSV. Rello's free plan includes 3 bulk label prints. Rello's other draw is eBay crosslisting on its Professional plan (£19.99), which Dotb doesn't list.
From prices as shown on 19 Oct 2026. Dotb's prices exclude tax and are in euros.
Neither tool changes what Vinted's terms say. The UK terms (version applicable from 8 Oct 2026) ban external software tools such as bots unless Vinted allows them, and say you must not "delete and re-list the same Item multiple times or multiple Items in bulk". Reposting is exactly that.
Rello says it runs inside Chrome "so Vinted sees ordinary browsing instead of automated traffic", with "built-in random delays". That's the vendor's claim: we can't verify how Vinted detects automation, and neither can Rello. Dotb also runs as a browser extension. Crosslist, a different tool maker, wrote on 2 Oct 2026 that Vinted "has stepped up detection of automated activity" and that some users had "temporary 24-hour suspensions".
So treat any "safe" claim as marketing. The risk sits with your account whichever you pick. Read what Vinted's rules say and our risk note.
Dotb's FAQ says "you can use Dotb on both iPhone and Android", with a setup guide for each device. Rello installs "free from the Chrome Web Store" and its automations run while Chrome is open. We didn't find a Rello mobile app on its site, so plan on a computer for Rello.
Dotb's FAQ says it "works on all Vinted domains" and lists them, from at, be and cz to co.uk, com and com.au. Rello doesn't say which Vinted countries it supports. Its terms say it's operated from the UK, but that doesn't tell you which Vinted sites work, so ask Rello if you sell on more than one.
Rello says it "uses your existing Vinted browser session, and never asks for your Vinted password", and that each Vinted account stays separate. Dotb says the extension "will automatically add the Vinted account when you log in" to Vinted. Neither asks for your password, per the vendors. Either way, the tool acts through your logged-in account.
More options: Vinted repost tools, Vinted bots, all Vinted seller automation, crosslisters with Vinted.
We haven't tested either, so we don't pick one. Rello is priced in pounds, has a permanent free plan, and crosslists eBay listings to Vinted on its Professional plan (£19.99 a month). Dotb is priced in euros, works in every Vinted country and has deeper automation such as a restocker, smart offers and order tools.
Rello has a Free plan at £0 for 1 Vinted account, 50 reposts a month, 600 offers to favourites and 3 bulk label prints. Paid plans are £5.99, £11.99 and £19.99 a month (as shown on 19 Oct 2026).
Dotb's features page shows 300, 1,000, 3,000 and unlimited reposts a month across its Free Trial, Hanger, Closet AI and Boutique AI plans.
For Rello, yes: it says automations stop when Chrome is closed, and that this is deliberate. Dotb also runs in your browser, and its own guide says a sleeping computer stops everything.
Yes with both. Rello allows 1 account on Free and Starter, 3 on Advanced and 5 on Professional. Dotb says there's no limit on Vinted accounts, but accounts share the plan's limits.
Rello does, on its Professional plan only (£19.99 a month): its FAQ says crosslisting your eBay listings across to Vinted "is part of the Professional plan". We didn't find eBay crosslisting on Dotb's features page, which is Vinted-only.
Sources: Rello's website, and Dotb's homepage and features page, read on 19 Oct 2026. We haven't tested either tool.
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