Resell Pro review and price 2026, and the half of the job the pack doesn't cover

What exactly is Resell Pro?

Resell Pro is a training programme for reselling on Vinted and Vestiaire Collective. It isn't a wholesaler: you're not buying clothes, you're buying a method, which comes with access to their supply channel once you're a member.

This distinction matters more than it seems when you compare prices. €590 doesn't get you a single item to resell. You'll then have to buy your stock, which means your real start-up budget is the cost of the course plus the cost of your first batch.

The price, and what it doesn't cover

According to their sales page, there are two options: €590 in one payment, or three monthly instalments of €199. Paying in instalments therefore comes to €597, just €7 more — which is fair; many courses charge far more for spreading the cost. Access is advertised as lifetime, with updates and community included.

What's included

Here's what their sales page advertises. I haven't taken the course, so I'm not passing any judgement on the teaching quality of the content — I'm describing the offer, not how it's delivered.

The tax chapter deserves a mention: it's a topic most beginners discover too late, and covering it is a real plus. If you just want to understand your obligations in France, we explain them for free in our guide to declaring your Vinted sales to the French tax office.

The three needs the pack lumps together

This is the heart of this review. A seller who's stuck on Vinted almost always has one problem, rarely three. Resell Pro sells an answer to all three, at the price of all three.

If your problem is knowing what to buy, a course makes sense. Recognising an item that resells, estimating a margin, avoiding a fake — these can be learned, and being taught saves you months. It's the only case where €590 can be justified.

If your problem is finding stock, you don't need a course for that. Second-hand wholesalers selling by the kilo sell without a course or commitment, and a box costing a few dozen euros is enough to test a niche. Paying €590 for access to a supplier is like buying a key when the door next to it is wide open.

If your problem is time — you have stock, your listings are live, but they're sliding down the results and you can't face relisting everything every week — then nothing in this pack will help you. Not the course, not the supplier, not even the bot, which is for buying, not selling. That's the point covered below, and it's the one that decides everything.

The pack covers buying. Not selling.

This is the most important point in this review, and one you won't read anywhere else.

The bot included in Resell Pro, valued at €240 a year on their sales page, is a buying bot: it monitors Vinted and alerts you when an underpriced item is listed, so you can snap it up before anyone else. It's a sourcing tool, useful, and perfectly consistent with the rest of the pack.

Now look at what the full offer covers: the course teaches you what to buy, the supplier tells you where to buy, the bot helps you buy fast. All three components address the same half of the job.

This is the wall many trained resellers hit: sourcing is sorted, the boxes are full, and selling becomes a daily grind that no course takes off your hands. A Vinted listing loses its visibility within a few days; without relisting, it disappears under thousands of others. Multiply that by a hundred items and you get several hours a week of repetitive busywork.

Redrip handles this second half. It's a Chrome extension that automatically relists your items to bump them up, replies to buyers in nine languages, sends offers to people who favourited your items, downloads your shipping labels in one click, and publishes your Vinted items on Leboncoin (France) with the photos and category carried over for you.

So the two tools don't replace each other: they handle opposite ends of the chain. A buying bot helps you save on the purchase price; a selling tool helps you shift stock faster. If you could only pick one to start with, I'd recommend the second — not out of self-interest, but because you can source properly without a bot, by thrifting or buying by the kilo, whereas relisting a hundred listings by hand every week isn't sustainable in the long run.

Finally, a word on security, because it applies to every tool you'll evaluate. Redrip is an extension that runs in your browser and uses your existing Vinted session: no password is stored, and no seller data is sent to a server. Many tools, whether for buying or selling, are instead remote services that you hand your Vinted login details to. That's the first question to ask before installing anything.

Who the course is worth it for, and who doesn't need it

It may be worth the money if you're starting from scratch, have never resold anything, can afford the €590 on top of your stock budget without getting into difficulty, and know you make better progress with structure and a group than on your own.

It's probably unnecessary if you're already selling, even modestly. At that stage you know your categories, you know what sells and at what price. What's holding you back is no longer knowledge, it's the number of hours you can spend listing, relisting and replying. No course chapter will give you those hours back.

How to get started without committing €590

The order that seems most sensible to me, and is also the least risky financially:

1. Buy stock, not a method. A batch costing a few dozen euros will teach you more about your market than eight hours of video, because your own sales will tell you what works where you live.

2. Automate straight away. It's counter-intuitive, but relisting matters most right from your first listings: a listing that regularly climbs back up the results sells much faster than one posted once and then forgotten. Our guide to relisting explains how it works.

3. Double your channels before you double your stock. The same item listed on Vinted and on Leboncoin reaches two different audiences, without spending an extra euro on stock. It's the most profitable lever when starting out, and the one almost nobody uses.

4. Train afterwards, if you genuinely need to. After a few dozen sales, you'll know exactly what you're missing. Maybe a course. Maybe just a better supplier.

Frequently asked questions

Is Resell Pro a scam?

No. The product exists, the content is delivered, and the supplier access is real. The question isn't the seller's honesty but whether it fits your situation. A serious course can be a bad buy if it solves a problem you don't have. The results showcased on sales pages like this — monthly income, testimonials — are marketing arguments, not verifiable averages.

Does the included bot help you sell?

No, and it's a common mix-up. It's a buying bot: it spots underpriced items listed on Vinted so you can snap them up before anyone else. It doesn't publish your listings, doesn't relist them and doesn't reply to your buyers. For the selling side, you'll need a separate tool.

Is the advertised €240-a-year value of this bot realistic?

It's a value the seller assigns to its own tool, a common practice to inflate the perceived value of a pack. It can't be verified, since the bot isn't sold separately. As a reference point in a neighbouring market, a selling automation tool like Redrip costs between €0 and €240 a year depending on volume, with the most expensive plan reserved for sellers who relist without any limit.

Do you have to pay for a course to succeed on Vinted?

No, and you can check this: most sellers doing volume have never taken one. What drives your sales is the quality of your stock, how consistently you list and how responsive you are. A course can speed up the first part. It does nothing for the other two.

Can you access the supplier without buying the course?

No, access is reserved for members. But this particular channel is by no means essential: plenty of second-hand wholesalers selling by the kilo sell without a course, without commitment and often without a minimum order.

What's the alternative if I'm only after automation?

Redrip covers automatic relisting, buyer replies, offers to favouriters, shipping labels and transfers to Leboncoin, starting from the free plan. If you're comparing several tools, our comparison of Vinted bots in 2026 reviews the main options on the market.

Review written from the public information on Resell Pro's sales page, collected on 22 August 2026 and subject to change. Redrip is not affiliated with, partnered with or sponsored by Resell Pro, nor is it affiliated with Vinted UAB or Leboncoin. The brands mentioned belong to their respective owners. Redrip publishes the automation tool mentioned in this article, which constitutes a commercial interest that readers are invited to take into account.