Poshmark fee calculator
Poshmark keeps it simple: a flat $2.95 on sales under $15, and a 20% commission at $15 and up. Buyer-paid shipping goes to Poshmark’s prepaid label, not to you. Enter a price to see what you keep.
Your sale
What the buyer pays for the item
Shipping the buyer is charged (if any)
Label or postage you pay yourself
What you paid for the item (for profit + ROI)
The list price Poshmark needs for this profit
Enter a sale price to see your Poshmark fees and net payout.
Poshmark fee questions
What are Poshmark’s seller fees in 2026?
A flat $2.95 commission on sales under $15, and 20% of the sale price for sales of $15 or more. There are no separate listing or payment-processing fees.
Do I get the shipping money the buyer pays?
No — the buyer’s shipping payment funds Poshmark’s prepaid USPS label. It never enters your earnings, and Poshmark’s commission is charged on the item price only.
Why is a $10 sale so expensive on Poshmark?
The flat $2.95 under $15 works out to an effective 29.5% on a $10 sale — the flat fee structurally penalizes low-price items. Cheap items usually net more on Depop or Mercari.
Did Poshmark change its fees recently?
Poshmark briefly experimented with a buyer-protection-fee model in 2024, then reverted to the classic $2.95 / 20% structure on October 24, 2024. That reverted structure is what this calculator uses. Note: since October 2025, sellers located in Texas see an additional Texas Seller Fee Tax.
What percentage does Poshmark take compared to other apps?
Poshmark’s 20% is the highest flat commission of the big four reseller marketplaces — eBay effectively takes ~14%, Mercari 10%, and Depop only a 3.3% + $0.45 processing fee. Compare all four in our net payout calculator.
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