Help Boost & relisting Relist, bump or boost: which is which

Relist, bump or boost: which is which

Three words for three different things. One is free, one costs Vinted money, and one is just what we call the screen.

Relist is free. Flogit deletes the listing and creates it again, so it jumps to the top of search. It loses the likes and the age.

Bump is Vinted's own paid push. Flogit does not do it for you; it opens Vinted's screen, where you choose the duration and pay.

Boost is not an action at all. It is the name of the Flogit screen that works out which listings are worth relisting.

Which one you want

Almost always relist. A bump is worth paying for when the item is priced right, photographed well and genuinely in demand, and you want it seen this weekend. If it has been sitting for two months at the wrong price, paying to show more people the wrong price does not fix it.

How to relist

  1. Open Boost in the Flogit sidebar

    It lists what has gone quiet: listed a long time, barely looked at since. The default sort puts the worst offenders first.

  2. Tick the ones you want

    The bar at the bottom shows how many you have selected and how much of this month's allowance is left.

  3. Press the boost button

    Flogit asks you to confirm, then works through them one at a time through the queue. Leave the tab open until it finishes.

vinted.com
Boost radar quiet listings, back to the top
Nintendo Switch Lite Turquoise47 days
Le Creuset Casserole 24cm38 days
Vinyl LP · Blue Train31 days
3 selected · 66 items18 of 20 relists left this month.
Boost all (3)

The allowance is on screen the whole time. Nothing runs until you press the button.

The buttons, side by side

ButtonWhat it doesWhat it costs
Relist Deletes and recreates the listing so it jumps to the top of search. Loses the likes and the age. One from this month's allowance
Bump Vinted's own paid push-up. Opens on Vinted, where you choose the duration and reach. Real money, paid to Vinted
Set aside Puts the item on your to-do list so you can come back to it. Changes nothing on Vinted. Nothing
Worth knowing

A relist gives the item a new address on Vinted. Anyone who saved a link to the old one gets a dead page, and the likes do not come across. If an item has forty likes and no sale, the likes were not the problem, so losing them costs you little.

The cap is not a sales tactic

Every plan has one, Mogul included. Relisting is delete-and-recreate, which is the most visible thing an extension can do to your account. Pushing a hundred items up in one afternoon is what gets accounts flagged, and no plan will let you do it.

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