Fee guide · Poshmark
Poshmark has the easiest fee structure in reselling: one flat fee under $15, one percentage above it. Easy doesn’t mean small — at 20%, it is the joint-highest headline rate of the six platforms, and under $15 the flat fee quietly takes a bigger share than the percentage ever would.
Fees last verified Oct 14, 2026
| Sale price | Poshmark commission | You keep (before item cost) |
|---|---|---|
| Under $15 | $2.95 flat | Price − $2.95 |
| $15 and up | 20% of the sale price | 80% of the sale price |
That’s the whole schedule — no separate payment processing and no payout fee. Shipping on standard listings is paid by the buyer, which is why the commission is all you see. Optional extras (promoted closet tools, for example) are charged separately if you choose to use them.
Run the flat fee honestly: on a $10 sale, $2.95 is 29.5% of the price — worse than the 20% band above it. On a $14 sale it’s 21%. The under-$15 band is where bundles earn their keep: three $10 items sold separately surrender $8.85 in commission; bundled into one $30 listing, the same items cost $6.00.
| Sale price | $50.00 |
| Commission (20%) | −$10.00 |
| You receive | $40.00 |
| Sale price | $200.00 |
| Commission (20%) | −$40.00 |
| You receive | $160.00 |
Before your item cost. For comparison, a $10 sale keeps just $7.05 after the $2.95 flat fee.
Because Poshmark’s fee shape changes at $15, a spreadsheet that applies a flat 20% everywhere overstates fees on small sales and understates nothing — it just makes your sub-$15 items look worse than they are, and bundle decisions guesswork. The Sold Ledger’s Poshmark table switches at the threshold exactly like the platform does. The same table ships in the file, stamped with its verification date.
The Sold Ledger applies Poshmark’s two-band commission automatically — plus verified tables for eBay, Mercari, Depop, StockX, and Whatnot. $39 once, every year in one file.
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