Vinted Go opens in Finland, its sixth market, with 300 Helsinki drop-off points
What's the deal? Vinted GoDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, the logistics arm of second-hand marketplace Vinted, has launched parcel delivery in Finland, starting in the Helsinki region with 300 pick-up and drop-off (PUDO) points. Deliveries are handled by Unisend, the parcel network run by Lithuanian Post (Lietuvos paštas)Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. It is Vinted Go's sixth European market.
What's the endgame? Vinted Go builds the logistics backbone that lets second-hand commerce scale. It already runs 18,000 PUDO points across five markets, with members sending and receiving parcels from shops and local spots near where they live and work.
How it works: Vinted Go connects established carriers rather than building everything itself. In Finland, Unisend supplies the local delivery network, extending Vinted Go's service into Helsinki as a first step before a planned nationwide rollout.
Why it matters for shops: Local stores hosting PUDO points gain footfall from members collecting or dropping off parcels, which can draw in new customers.
“Second-hand only scales if shipping is effortless and affordable,” said Vytautas Atkočaitis, chief executive officer of Vinted Go. He added the company plans “to go nationwide together with our partner Unisend.”
Why now? The move follows rapid marketplace growth: Vinted Group's 2025 gross merchandise value rose 47% to €10.8 billion, and in 2026 it secured an €8 billion equity valuation. That expansion has pushed heavy spending on logistics and infrastructure.
The signal: Finland is a foothold for Vinted Go's low-cost, out-of-home delivery model, not a standalone network — Unisend runs the logistics and the service starts in one region. But it shows Vinted treating delivery as a marketplace advantage, stitching together carrier partnerships to make shipping cheap enough for resale to grow across Europe.
Read more: company.vinted.com
Image credit: Vinted Go
