Free seller tool
See the Poshmark fee before you list.
Poshmark publishes a simple structure: a flat fee under $15, a 20% commission at $15 and above. Enter your price and see the payout.
This is an editable estimate, not a Poshmark quote. Figures reflect Poshmark’s published US structure as checked in August 2026 and can change. Confirm on Poshmark’s fee policy before listing, or see the dated fee-change log.
How the fee works
One threshold decides your whole fee.
Under the published structure, a $14.99 item pays $2.95 (about 19.7%), while a $15 item pays $3.00 (exactly 20%). Between roughly $10 and $15 the flat fee is a large share of the sale, so many sellers price just above the threshold instead of just below it.
Shipping on Poshmark is typically paid by the buyer at a flat label rate, so it is excluded from the fee base here. Discounted-shipping promotions come out of your share — treat them as a marketing cost.
See the reseller app stack guide →Seller calculator path
Fee first. Profit decides.
Marketplace fee is only one deduction. Put inventory cost, packaging, and your time into the profit calculator to compare where the same item nets more — or check Etsy for handmade and vintage.
How much does Poshmark take from a sale?
As of August 2026, Poshmark’s published US structure is a flat $2.95 fee on sales under $15 and a 20% commission on sales of $15 or more. The fee applies to the listing price the buyer pays for the item; buyer-paid shipping is not part of the fee base. Confirm the current numbers on Poshmark’s fee policy before pricing.
Does Poshmark charge payment processing or listing fees?
No. Poshmark’s published structure has no separate listing fee, monthly subscription, or payment processing charge — the flat fee or commission is the whole marketplace deduction.
Why does the calculator switch between $2.95 and 20%?
Poshmark uses a threshold: below $15 the fee is a flat amount, at $15 and above it is a percentage. This calculator applies whichever rule matches your item price, and both values stay editable in case the policy changes.