Your next cop starts
before you even see it.

A Vinted sniper is a tool that buys a listing automatically the moment it appears, with no manual step. Resell Reserve's version is called AutoCop: you set the filters, it watches them 24/7, and it completes the checkout itself when something matches. It is on Ultimate only.

AutoBuy is one tap: the alert lands, you look at it, and a single tap completes the checkout. A human decides on every purchase, and it is on all plans. AutoCop is zero clicks: matching items are bought automatically, whether you are watching or not, and it is Ultimate only. Anyone describing AutoBuy as buying by itself is describing the wrong product.

The measured figure is detection: our monitors see a new listing in as little as 0.05s from it going live, and AutoCop acts on that without waiting for a person to read an alert. We do not publish a checkout time, because that depends on Vinted's own response on the day and it is not ours to promise.

Buying a publicly listed item faster than someone else is not illegal, and reselling second-hand goods is ordinary retail arbitrage across the UK and Europe. No third-party tool is endorsed by Vinted, so use it sensibly and within normal patterns of activity. Tax applies as it would to any reselling income — the UK has a trading allowance and marketplaces report seller data to HMRC above a threshold.

It buys anything your filters describe, so a loose filter is the risk, not the tool. That is why it is enabled per channel rather than per account, why the seller confidence gate exists, and why the sensible order is to run a filter on alerts until you trust it and only then hand it over.

Yes. The /sniper command toggles the channel you run it in, and offers to disable every channel at once. There is no cancellation or waiting involved — it stops buying immediately.