Auto-Offers
Auto-Offers periodically scans your pending Depop and Vinted offers and accepts any that meet a threshold you set. It removes the manual step for small-ticket items where any offer above N% of asking is fine, while still letting you handle bigger or more interesting offers by hand.
Where it lives
Inside the Offers tab in the panel. The auto-accept controls are at the top of the tab, above the manual offers list.
How it decides
An offer is auto-accepted only when it clears two checks:
- The offer is at least your Minimum percent of the listed price.
- The offer is at or above your Minimum price floor (if you set one).
If either fails, the offer is left alone for you to handle manually. The thresholds are applied per-offer, so a multi-item shop with mixed prices behaves correctly.
Setting it up
In the Offers tab:
- Toggle Auto-accept on.
- Set Minimum percent - e.g. 90 means “accept any offer at 90% of asking or higher”.
- Optionally set Minimum price - e.g. £5 means “ignore anything below a fiver regardless of percentage”. Leave at 0 to disable the floor.
- Pick platforms - tick Depop, Vinted, or both. Each runs independently.
- Pick interval - how often to scan (5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes; default 15).
Toggling on triggers an immediate scan so you don’t have to wait a full interval to see it work.
Status and recent accepts
The auto-accept block shows:
- Last run - when the last scan completed and how many offers were accepted in it.
- Next run - countdown to the next scan.
- Recent accepts - last 5 offers SaleLinx accepted automatically, so you can spot-check decisions.
Trade-offs
Auto-Offers will sometimes accept offers you would have countered. The guidance: 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 quid.
The minimum-price floor is the safer lever for mixed-price shops. A 90% threshold on a £5 item still drops you to £4.50; a £5 floor stops that.
What it doesn’t do
- Doesn’t counter - only accepts. Counter-offering needs human judgement on the right step-down amount.
- Doesn’t decline - offers below the threshold sit in the pending list waiting for you. Marketplaces auto-expire them after their own deadline.
- Doesn’t touch already-accepted offers - the scan looks at pending only.
Plan and access
Available on Pro and above. The free trial and Starter see the auto-accept controls locked. The manual offers inbox (accept/decline/counter on each card) is available on Starter and above (which includes the trial).
Next steps
- Offers - the manual inbox for offers below your threshold.
- Price Drops - reduce prices so lower offers stop coming in at all.