MARKETPLACE FEES

Poshmark fees, and what you actually keep

The flat fee on small sales, the 20 percent commission above it, and a calculator for your real payout.

By Sari Abdul Sater·9 July 2026·3 min read

This is a plain-English breakdown of Poshmark seller fees, with the numbers you actually keep. Enter your price in the calculator and adjust the rate to match your account.

What you keep on Poshmark
Estimated take-home: $0.00

Poshmark takes a flat $2.95 on sales under $15, and 20% on sales of $15 or more. This calculator uses the 20% rate; for a sale under $15, set the percentage to 0 and the fixed fee to 2.95. The buyer pays the shipping label.

How Poshmark fees work

Poshmark keeps its fees deliberately simple. On any sale under 15 dollars, Poshmark takes a flat 2 dollars and 95 cents, and you keep the rest. On sales of 15 dollars or more, Poshmark takes a flat 20 percent commission and you keep 80 percent. There is no separate listing fee, no payment-processing fee, and no monthly cost. Shipping is a flat, prepaid label that the buyer pays for, so it does not come out of your side unless you choose to discount it in a bundle.

Who sells best on Poshmark

Poshmark is built for US fashion resale, weighted toward women’s clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories, with a large, active buyer base and a social, offer-driven feel. It rewards sellers who share listings, accept reasonable offers, and keep a tidy closet. It is the low-friction choice for mainstream brands and everyday pieces, where the flat 20 percent is easy to reason about and the prepaid label removes shipping headaches.

Getting paid on Poshmark

Once the buyer receives the item and the sale is accepted (or three days after delivery, whichever comes first), your earnings are available to redeem. You can cash out to a linked bank account or via instant transfer for a small fee. There is no long consignment wait: you are paid per sale, quickly, after delivery.

Tips to keep more of your sale

  • Price items of 15 dollars or more with the 20 percent haircut already in mind, and leave room to accept an offer.
  • For very low-value items, the flat 2.95 dollars can be a large share of the sale, so bundle small pieces together.
  • Use offers to likers: a modest discount plus a shipping discount often closes a sale faster than waiting.
  • Keep photos bright and consistent; Poshmark is a visual, share-driven feed.
  • Price from real Poshmark sold comps, not aspirational listings, so your 80 percent lands where you expect.

Fees are only half the picture. Before you sell on Poshmark, price from what identical items actually sold for, not hopeful asking prices. Compare your net against eBay fees and Mercari fees, and see our guide to pricing items for resale. ResaleSonar reads the real market across every marketplace so you can pick the channel that nets you the most.

Sources

Fees and rates cited in this article are current as of July 2026. Always confirm the latest figures with each marketplace:

Frequently asked questions

How much does Poshmark take per sale?

Poshmark takes a flat $2.95 on any sale under $15, and 20 percent on sales of $15 or more. There are no other seller fees, and the buyer pays the shipping label.

Does the seller pay for shipping on Poshmark?

No. Poshmark provides a flat-rate prepaid shipping label that the buyer pays for, unless you choose to offer a shipping discount in a bundle or promotion.

When do I get paid on Poshmark?

Your earnings become redeemable once the buyer accepts the item or three days after delivery, whichever is first. You can then transfer to your bank or use instant transfer for a small fee.

Price it before you sell it

ResaleSonar tracks what your items actually sell for across Poshmark and every other marketplace, on clean data, so you price from the real market and keep more.

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