Poshmark Fee Calculator

See how much Poshmark takes per sale and what you keep after fees, shipping and costs, with your break-even price and a price for your target margin.

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How to use the Poshmark fee calculator

1

Enter the listing price

Type the price you will list the item at.

2

Add your costs

Enter what the item cost you, plus any shipping you pay. If you offer free shipping, enter the label cost.

3

Check the fee rules

Open the advanced options to confirm the flat fee, the price limit and the percentage.

4

Read the results

See the fee, the share of the price Poshmark takes, your earnings, profit, break-even price and a price for your target margin.

How much does Poshmark take from a sale?

Poshmark takes a flat $2.95 on sales under $15 and 20% on sales of $15 or more. The fee is based on the listing price, and the buyer pays shipping on top. On a $40 sale Poshmark takes $8.00, and on a $100 sale it takes $20.00.

The flat fee makes cheap items expensive in percentage terms. A $10 sale loses $2.95, or 29.5%. Right at the line the share is about 20%: $14.99 pays $2.95 and $15.00 pays $3.00.

Poshmark seller fee by listing price (US)
Listing pricePoshmark feeYou earnShare Poshmark takes
$10.00$2.95$7.0529.5%
$14.99$2.95$12.0419.7%
$15.00$3.00$12.0020.0%
$25.00$5.00$20.0020.0%
$50.00$10.00$40.0020.0%
$100.00$20.00$80.0020.0%

Rates checked against Poshmark’s seller updates page on November 10, 2026. Poshmark Canada charges C$3.95 on items under C$20 and 20% from C$20. Poshmark can change its fees, so confirm them in your account.

How the Poshmark fee is calculated

The fee depends on the listing price. Below the limit it is a fixed amount. At or above the limit it is a percentage of the price.

Poshmark fee formulas

Fee = flat fee if the price is below the limit, otherwise price × fee %

You earn = price − fee

Profit = you earn − item cost − shipping you pay

Break-even price = cost + shipping + flat fee (low prices), or (cost + shipping) ÷ (1 − fee %) (higher prices)

Poshmark can change its fee, so check the current rules and edit the fields if they differ.

Poshmark fee examples

Example 1: a $40 item

Item cost $12, 20% fee.

  • Fee $8.00
  • You earn $32.00
  • Profit $20.00
  • Margin 50.0%
  • Break-even price $14.95
  • Price for a 40% margin $30.00

You could list this item well below $40 and still profit.

Example 2: a $100 item

Item cost $30.

  • Fee $20.00
  • Profit $50.00
  • Break-even price $37.50
  • Price for a 40% margin $75.00

At 20%, you earn $80 from a $100 sale before costs.

Example 3: the $15 line

Item cost $5.

  • Priced at $14.99 fee $2.95, profit $7.04
  • Priced at $15.00 fee $3.00, profit $7.00

Just above the limit the percentage fee replaces the flat fee, so you earn a few cents less.

Example 4: you offer free shipping

Item $40, cost $12, free shipping with a $6.49 label.

  • Fee $8.00
  • Shipping you pay $6.49
  • Profit $13.51
  • Margin 33.8%

Free shipping cuts the profit from $20.00 to $13.51. To keep a $20.00 profit you would need to list the item at $48.11.

Who pays for shipping on Poshmark?

By default the buyer pays for shipping, so it does not come out of your sale. The standard rate for a package up to 5 lb is $6.49. Poshmark is also running a limited-time 99¢ shipping promotion on closet orders from November 3, 2026, which changes what the buyer pays but not your fee. Your earnings are unaffected unless you offer free shipping.

If you offer free shipping, the label cost is deducted from your earnings, so enter it in the shipping field to see the effect. The Poshmark shipping calculator breaks it down by package weight.

Packages over 5 lb need an upgraded label, and you pay the difference: $5.00 for 5.1 to 10 lb and $10.00 for 10.1 to 15 lb. According to Value Added Resource, from October 26, 2026 Poshmark also deducts overweight postage from sellers’ earnings when the label was not upgraded.

Sources: Poshmark’s 99¢ shipping post and its heavier items update.

Poshmark vs Depop fees

In the US, Poshmark takes a bigger cut than Depop. Poshmark charges 20% on sales of $15 or more. Depop charges no selling fee in the US and takes 3.3% + $0.45 for payment processing. On a $40 item with $6 shipping paid by the buyer, Poshmark takes $8.00 and Depop takes $1.97.

Fees are not the whole story. Buyers and traffic differ between the apps, and Depop adds a 12% boost fee when a sale comes from a boosted listing. Run the same item through the Depop fee calculator and the Mercari fee calculator to compare your profit, or see all four apps in the resale fee comparison.

Where a Poshmark fee calculator helps

Set a price with room to bargain

Add a margin for offers and discounts.

Check cheap items

See whether a low-priced item is worth listing.

Plan your sourcing

Know the most you can pay for an item to resell.

Compare platforms

Run the same item through the Mercari and Depop calculators.

Check current fees

Poshmark may change its fees and rules. Buyers normally pay shipping, and sales tax, returns and discounts you give are not included here. Related tools: Poshmark Shipping Cost Calculator, Mercari Fee Calculator, Depop Fee Calculator, Etsy Fee Calculator and eBay Fee Calculator.

Poshmark fee calculator FAQ

A flat $2.95 on sales under $15 and 20% on sales of $15 or more. On a $40 sale that is $8.00, so you keep $32.00 before costs. Check your account for the current rules in case they change.

It is 20% on sales of $15 or more. On sales under $15 the flat $2.95 works out to a bigger share, such as 29.5% on a $10 sale.

You pay the seller fee when an item sells: $2.95 under $15, or 20% from $15. The buyer pays shipping by default. You pay extra only if you offer free shipping or ship a package that needs an upgraded label.

The buyer pays by default. The standard rate for a package up to 5 lb is $6.49. If you offer free shipping, that cost is deducted from your earnings. Packages over 5 lb need an upgraded label that the seller pays the difference for.

The standard buyer rate is $6.49 for a package up to 5 lb. A limited-time promotion since November 3, 2026 lowers it to 99¢ on closet orders and does not change your fees. Heavier packages cost more.

No. The buyer pays the shipping rate, or you pay it if you offer free shipping. The 99¢ promotion lowers what the buyer pays, and Poshmark says it does not change seller fees or the earnings of sellers who do not offer free shipping.

Add your item cost and shipping. If that plus the $2.95 flat fee is under $15, it is your break-even price. Otherwise divide the cost plus shipping by 0.8. A $12 cost gives $14.95 under the flat fee rule, and a $20 cost gives $25.00.

The fee switches from a flat amount to a percentage at the limit, so earnings dip by a few cents right at the line. A $14.99 sale earns $12.04 and a $15.00 sale earns $12.00.

In the US, Depop is usually cheaper on fees. It has no selling fee and takes 3.3% + $0.45 for processing, while Poshmark takes 20% on sales of $15 or more. Depop adds a 12% fee on boosted sales. Compare your own item in both calculators.

Poshmark adds your earnings to your balance once the order is completed, after the buyer has received the item. You can then withdraw the money. Withdrawal options, timing and any transfer fee are set by Poshmark and can change, so check the payout page in your account.

No. Returns, refunds, sales tax and discounts you give are not in this calculator.

Yes. Open the advanced options and edit the flat fee, the limit and the percentage. For Poshmark Canada, use C$3.95 under C$20 and 20% from C$20.

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PureCalculate’s calculators give estimates for planning and education. They aren’t financial, tax or legal advice. Fees and tax rules change, so check the official source before making a decision. Spotted a mistake? Please tell us through the contact page.

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