A $35 item
Sold price $35
You keep $18.00 after Poshmark takes $7.00.
- What you keep
- $18.00
- Poshmark fees
- $7.00
- Your costs
- $10.00
- List at
- $43.75
- Your buyer pays
- $35.00
What Poshmark takes from your sale, and what you keep.
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Your buyer pays shipping to Poshmark, with the label prepaid up to 5 lb.
You keep $18.00 after Poshmark takes $7.00.
Poshmark takes a flat $2.95 on sales under $15 and 20% on sales of $15 or more. Your buyer pays the shipping, and Poshmark sends you a prepaid label. On a $35 sale, Poshmark takes $7.00.
The working shows here once your figures are filled in.
Your buyer pays the standard shipping on Poshmark. Heavier items cost you $5.00, $10.00 or $15.00, depending on their weight.
Sold price $35
You keep $18.00 after Poshmark takes $7.00.
Sold price $12
You keep $6.05 after Poshmark takes $2.95.
Sold price $60
You keep $23.00 after Poshmark takes $12.00.
Poshmark takes 20% of a $100 sale, so $20.00, and you keep $80.00 before your own costs.
Yes: Poshmark's current seller guide says it takes 20% on sales of $15 or more. Sales under $15 pay a flat $2.95 instead.
Poshmark's 20% from $15 is higher than eBay's 13.6% in most categories. Against that, listing is free and your buyer pays the standard shipping.
No, listing an item on Poshmark is free. You pay Poshmark's fee only when the item sells.
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