Auto-Accept Offers
Auto-Accept Offers checks your pending Depop and Vinted offers on a schedule and accepts any that meet a threshold you set. It removes the manual step for offers you would always say yes to, while still letting you handle bigger or more interesting offers by hand.
It doesn’t cover eBay. There, business sellers set an auto-accept price on each listing instead, in its editor in My Listings.
Where it lives
It is the Auto-Accept Offers block at the top of the Offers tab, above the list of pending offers.
It is not the Auto-Offers tab. That tab sends offers to people who liked your Vinted items, and is covered in Send Offers.
How it decides
An offer is accepted only when it clears both checks:
- The offer is at least your chosen percentage of the listed price.
- The offer is at or above your price floor (if you set one).
If either fails, the offer is left alone for you to handle manually. Both checks are applied to each offer on its own, so a shop with mixed prices behaves correctly.
Setting it up
- On the Auto-Accept Offers row, click Settings to open the rule. You can set it up before switching anything on.
- Next to Accept if offer ≥, enter a percentage of the asking price. For example, 90 means “accept any offer at 90% of asking or higher”. You can choose from 50 to 100.
- Next to And ≥, enter an optional price floor. For example, £5 means “ignore anything below £5, whatever the percentage”. Leave it at 0 for no floor.
- Platforms - tick Depop, Vinted, or both. The same rule applies to each one you tick.
- Check every - how often to check: 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, or 1 hour (default 15 minutes).
- Flip the switch next to Settings to turn auto-accept on.
Turning it on runs a check straight away, so you don’t have to wait a full interval to see it work. If neither platform is ticked when you switch it on, SaleLinx ticks Depop for you. Changing the rule while it is on takes effect from the next check.
A line under the title sums up the current rule, for example “Accept offers ≥ 90% of asking on Depop & Vinted, every 15m.”
Steps 2 to 5 can be filled in at once from a preset (Default is 90%, no floor, both platforms, every 15 minutes; Careful is 95%, every 30 minutes), and you can save your own. The on/off switch is never part of a preset. See Offers for how presets work and sync.
Keep the marketplace open
Checks run in the background while Chrome is open, even when the panel is closed. SaleLinx reads and accepts offers through your signed-in marketplace tabs, so keep a Depop tab and a Vinted tab open for the platforms you ticked. If a marketplace can’t be reached, that check finds nothing there and tries again at the next interval; the other marketplace is still checked.
On Vinted, each check looks at conversations from the last 7 days.
Status and recent accepts
Once auto-accept is on, the block shows:
- Last run - when the last check finished.
- Next run - a countdown to the next check.
- Recently auto-accepted - the five most recent offers SaleLinx accepted for you, with the marketplace, item, price and when, so you can spot-check its decisions.
Trade-offs
Auto-accept will sometimes accept offers you would have countered. Set the threshold conservatively; 90% is a sensible default. If you set it to 70%, you’ll auto-accept lowballs you could have nudged up by a few pounds.
The price floor is the safer lever for mixed-price shops. A 90% threshold on a £5 item still accepts £4.50; a £5 floor stops that.
What it doesn’t do
- Doesn’t counter - it only accepts. Counter-offering needs your judgement on the right step-down amount.
- Doesn’t decline - offers below the threshold stay in the pending list for you. Marketplaces expire unanswered offers on their own schedule.
- Doesn’t touch offers you have already answered - it only looks at pending offers.
Plan and access
Auto-Accept Offers is included on Pro and Business. On Starter and the free trial the block is locked, while the rest of the Offers tab (accept, decline and counter on each card) works as normal. If your plan stops including it, or you sign out, auto-accept switches itself off at its next check.
Next steps
- Offers - the manual inbox for offers below your threshold.
- Price Drops - reduce prices so lower offers stop coming in at all.
- Send Offers - make offers to people who liked your Vinted items.