Bleam vs DoTB: which extension to automate your Vinted sales in 2026?

I've been selling on Vinted for 7 years with my company. Before launching Bleam, I tested most of the extensions out there, including DoTB. People often ask me: "I'm hesitating between DoTB and Bleam, which one should I pick?"

Rather than another marketing comparison, I'll honestly explain where the real differences are, what Bleam does better, and which seller profile it's for. No bullshit, just my take as a reseller who uses these tools daily.

DoTB is a Chrome extension for Vinted launched in 2024. Their positioning is the international tool: UI available in 8 languages and works on 24 Vinted domains (all of Europe, UK and US). That's their real differentiator if you sell outside France. Comparison below based on DoTB public offering as of April 19, 2026.

Before diving into the technical comparison, I think the most telling thing is looking at who uses what in the French Vinted reselling ecosystem.

Creators followed by hundreds of thousands of resellers

What Bleam users say

Before launching Bleam, I spent years managing my Vinted accounts manually, then with various market extensions. Every time, I hit the same thing: either the tool did the bare minimum, or it had one useful feature but broke on something else, or the interface was designed by someone who'd never actually sold on Vinted.

I figured: if it doesn't work for me, there are probably plenty of resellers in the same situation. With my cofounder, we built Bleam starting from our real reseller needs — not a theoretical spec sheet.

The result: every Bleam feature is designed by someone who uses it daily. When something bothers us, we fix it. That's how we've been building Bleam from day one.

For me, this is where Bleam really pushed things further. DoTB also offers a Smart Agent and Smart Offers — but the approach is different.

At Bleam, the Intelligent Assistant is built on the analysis of over 1.5 million conversations between sellers and buyers on Vinted. It's not a generic AI plugged into Vinted — it's an AI that learned from what actually works to turn a conversation into a sale. That understood why some messages close at 9% when others close at 0.5%. That knows when to accept, when to negotiate, when to refuse.

Concretely, it replies to buyers like you would: questions about size, material, authenticity, shipping times. It negotiates based on your margins, your floor price, your strategy. It follows up with buyers who didn't reply 24 hours later. It automatically sends worn photos when a buyer asks for one. While you sleep, while you work, while you eat — the assistant sells for you.

A quick comparison, so you can see concretely where the differences between the two tools are. No 30-line table that confuses you, just the points that matter when you sell seriously on Vinted.

Nexus is our premium feature suite that pushes automation even further. Three features we haven't found to date in the public offerings of the competitors we tested.

Let's be honest: compared to what a good automation tool can generate for you on Vinted, debating a few euros of difference between two subscriptions is missing the real question.

The real question is: how much does the tool make you per month. On our user sample analyzed in early 2026, users who activate the Intelligent Assistant generate on average 1,868 euros per month in sales closed by the assistant. Results vary with your catalog, pricing and activity.

When a tool can bring you several hundred extra euros per month, the price question comes up a lot less.

Honestly, both tools aren't aimed at the exact same profile. Here's my simple rule, based on what you do per month.