Poshmark takes 20%. Here's what you actually keep.
After Poshmark's cut, you might be keeping less than you think — especially on lower-priced items. See your real profit before you price your next listing.
Poshmark provides a prepaid label to buyers — enter $0 unless you upgraded shipping.
Poshmark fee: 20% (or $2.95 flat under $15) · 20% for sales $15+. Flat $2.95 for sales under $15.
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How Poshmark fees work
Poshmark has one of the highest fee structures of any resale platform. For sales of $15 or more, Poshmark takes 20% of the sale price. For sales under $15, they charge a flat $2.95 fee regardless of the price. Poshmark provides a prepaid shipping label to buyers, so sellers generally don't pay shipping directly — but the 20% cut is taken from your full listing price.
Poshmark profit — common questions
How much does Poshmark take from a sale?
Poshmark takes 20% of the sale price for items sold at $15 or more. For items under $15, they charge a flat $2.95 fee. You keep the rest.
Do I pay shipping on Poshmark?
Poshmark provides a prepaid shipping label for buyers. As a seller, you generally don't pay for shipping directly — but Poshmark's 20% fee is already taken from your sale price.
Is selling on Poshmark profitable?
It depends entirely on your margins. Poshmark's 20% fee is high compared to other platforms. Use this calculator to see your real profit after fees and cost of goods before deciding on a listing price.
What is Poshmark's fee for a $50 sale?
On a $50 sale, Poshmark takes 20% = $10. You keep $40 before accounting for cost of goods.
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