How many reposts per day, and what to do if Vinted blocks you

No. Bleam sets no quota on reposts or publications, whatever your plan. You choose how many items and at what pace.

The only thing that is counted is the monthly AI text modification quota. When it runs out, the item is still reposted, just without the rewrite.

The only ceiling you may hit comes from Vinted, not from Bleam.

The benchmark: under 30 items published per day per Vinted account. Below that, we have not seen a single restriction among our sellers. Above it, the risk rises without being automatic: some publish far more without any issue, others get restricted right after crossing that level.

It is a benchmark, not a limit. A repost counts as a publication: for Vinted, it is a listing being created.

What matters is the 24-hour peak: how many items go out within the same day. The delay between two items, or publishing several days in a row, makes little difference.

If you have a large stock to repost, spread it over several days rather than sending everything at once.

Vinted may block listing for "automated activity". This restriction usually lasts 24 hours and lifts on its own. There is nothing you need to do to lift it.

In the meantime:

- Do not unlink your Vinted account from Bleam. It speeds nothing up, and it erases data.
- Do not create another Vinted account. The only permanent bans we have seen involved sellers who had recreated an account.

Once the restriction is lifted, resume gently, below the pace that preceded it, and ramp up gradually.

If the restriction lasts longer, or Vinted asks you for a verification, write to support: we will look at it with you.

Vinted does not only sanction "automated activity". It can also restrict listing for commercial activity (selling like a professional on a private account) or for bulk selling.

Counterfeits. When Vinted considers an item potentially counterfeit, it removes the listing(s) concerned and blocks adding and editing listings for a few days. Bleam shows it as a restriction for non-compliant listings. If it happens again, Vinted can block the account for fraudulent activity. In its messages, Vinted bases its decision on the item's characteristics: the judgement is about the listing itself (the item, its photos, its description), not about the tool that published it. Bleam is not the cause. Only Vinted knows the details of its decision; it may start, for example, from reports by other users, or from photos that don't make it possible to judge the item's authenticity.

Bleam reads the message Vinted sends you and shows it on the account's card, on the Accounts page of your dashboard: "Listing restricted by Vinted (commercial activity) — until …", "Listing restricted by Vinted (non-compliant listings) — until …" or "Account blocked by Vinted (fraudulent activity)". The reason is Vinted's. Bleam has no access to the file behind the decision: it can neither contest it nor lift it.

What it changes in Bleam:

- Restriction: scheduled reposts wait for it to be lifted and resume on their own. Messaging, favourites and sales keep running.
- Block: scheduled tasks are on hold. If Vinted reverses its decision after an appeal, they resume on their own.

An appeal is made with Vinted, from its message. Bleam's terms of use also forbid using it to sell counterfeit or prohibited items.

A question about your case? Write to support with the message you got from Vinted: an advisor looks at it with you.

No, in the vast majority of cases. Vinted sometimes refuses to serve a page, shows a verification wall or returns an error mid-batch. Bleam then stops the batch rather than insisting.

That refusal almost always comes from your session or your browser, not from your account being watched. It does not announce a restriction. It usually clears on its own within an hour or two.

Relaunch the batch a little later. If the refusal repeats, check that your Vinted session is signed in and that no captcha is pending: see Solve Vinted captchas.

No. The "Leave as draft" option creates the listing without publishing it. It is handy to proofread before going live.

But on Vinted's side the activity is the same: a listing is created, and the original listing is deleted. A draft does not reduce the restriction risk and counts toward your pace like a publication.