E-commerce platforms like Poshmark are a godsend for buyers and sellers alike.

Sellers get to showcase and sell their products to a wider customer base without the hassle of setting up a physical shop, and consumers get to shop right from the comfort of their homes.

But all of this comes at a price. Literally. We, of course, mean the various types of fees that you have to pay to sell on Poshmark, such as the listing, selling, payment processing, and shipping fees, among others.

Every Poshmark seller asks the same question before their first sale: how much does Poshmark charge to sell? 

The short answer: 20% on sales of $15 or more, or a flat $2.95 on anything under $15. No listing fees, no monthly subscription, no separate payment processing fee.

But the real answer depends on what you're selling, how you price it, and whether you're taking advantage of bundles and cross listing to other platforms. 

In this guide, we break down every Poshmark fee in 2026 so you know exactly what you'll keep from each sale.

Key takeaways

• Poshmark charges a 20% commission on sales of $15 or more. Sales under $15 are charged a flat $2.95 fee.

• There are no listing fees, monthly subscriptions, or separate payment processing fees. The 20% commission covers the entire transaction.

• Bundles are treated as a single transaction, meaning you only pay the selling fee once instead of paying fees on each item separately.

• Poshmark's fee includes prepaid shipping labels, payment processing, and seller protection, so there are no additional transaction fees or hidden costs.

Poshmark listing and selling fee

You don’t need to pay a fee for listing your products on Poshmark. The selling fee comes into play only after a sale is made.

Unlike eBay, there is no fee to create a listing. This means you can list (or relist) however many times you want without worrying about having to pay for each one.

You do, however, need to keep Poshmark’s new Excessive Listing Removal fee in mind, though.

According to this policy, you can only delist and relist (or refresh) your stale or unsold listings after 60 days have passed. Learn how to relist on Poshmark without risk.

Now, on to the fees part.

In the U.S., Poshmark deducts a flat fee of $2.95 from the final order price for all sales under $15. Yes, this includes items that are sold for as low as $3.

For sales above $15, the selling fee is 20%, which means you get to keep 80%.

For instance, let’s say you sell a vintage coat for $100. Poshmark will take $20, and the remaining $80 will be your earnings, which seems reasonable. But for any items you sell under $15, the flat fee ends up becoming too high.

Take this, for example, you just sold an item worth $5. Here, the $2.95 fee ends up being a whopping 59% of the order amount, which means the fee is higher than your earnings.

And if you sell an item for $3? The fee makes up more than 98% of the order price!

How the $2.95 fee scales on low-priced items

Notice the jump at $15: a $14.99 item on Poshmark pays $2.95 in fees (19.7%), while a $15.00 item pays $3.00 (20%). The difference is negligible.

This is why experienced Poshmark sellers either price items at $15+ or bundle low-value items together. 

Bundling helps spread the fee across multiple items and generally results in a much better payout per item sold.

For Poshmark Canada, though, the selling fees are slightly different. Poshmark charges a flat fee of C$3.95 for all sales under C$20 and a fee of 20% for all sales above C$20.

Use our Poshmark fee calculator to know your exact estimated earnings and profit margin.

In addition to letting you sell your products on the platform, does Poshmark give you any additional benefits in return for the selling fee? 

Yes, it does! Here’s what you get:

• Free prepaid and pre-addressed USPS shipping label all ready for you to print it out and stick it on your delivery package.

• Free credit card processing.

• Customer support.

• Poshmark seller protection. As long as you use the shipping label provided by Poshmark and use USPS to ship your products, Poshmark will cover the loss if your package gets lost in transit.

• Sales tax is calculated, collected, and remitted to the state on your behalf (more on this later).

Poshmark selling fee on Bundles

Poshmark allows the buying and selling of a few items (that weigh up to 5 lbs) from a seller’s closet together as a bundle. Bundles have the same seller’s fee: $2.95 on sales below $15 and 20% on all sales above $15.

However, selling things via bundles does save you some money. Let’s say a buyer wants to buy 5 items from your closet.

The entire bundle of 5 items will be considered as a single transaction. This means you only have to pay the selling fee once instead of 5 times! Moreover, the buyer also gets to save on shipping costs, so it’s a win-win for both.

Poshmark selling fee on Posh Shows and Posh Parties

The standard selling fee applies even if you’re selling something via live shows on Poshmark i.e. $2.95 on sales below $15 and 20% on all sales above $15.

Posh Shows and Posh Parties are a great way to earn more than what you were expecting. However, it can also go south very quickly if you start off the auction at a very low price and there aren’t any buyers to raise it.

So, again, we recommend sticking to bundles when selling items for less than $15. And, hey, good news! Poshmark now allows you to create bundles for live sales.

Poshmark payment processing fees

Good news! Poshmark doesn’t charge a separate payment processing fee unlike other platforms like Depop. Everything is included within the selling fee. 

Poshmark payment withdrawal fee

Poshmark offers 5 different ways of withdrawing your earnings from the platform. Some of them incur a small fee, while others do not.

Here’s an overview:

If you don’t want to pay a fee to withdraw your earnings, a direct bank deposit is your best bet as it gives the perfect balance between fees and deposit time.

If you need your money instantly, you could redeem them through PayPal or Venmo as they have lower fees than the instant bank transfer option.

Poshmark fee for Posh Authenticate

Poshmark has this neat little optional feature called Posh Authenticate where they offer item authentication for all luxury goods that are worth more than $500.

The best part? Posh Authenticate is entirely free and the buyer gets free shipping, too! Well, sometimes.

Poshmark shipping fee

Shipping things from one place to another costs money.

At Poshmark, the shipping fee is calculated based on the weight of the delivery package and is incurred by the buyer. But there are some caveats.

For packages that weigh up to 5 pounds, the buyer pays a flat-rate shipping fee of $6.49. This includes bundles as well, so long as the total weight of the bundle doesn’t exceed 5 pounds.

However, if the package weighs more than 5 lbs, then you, as the seller, will need to generate a new and upgraded label.

Poshmark charges an overweight fee for this which will be incurred by the seller.

Here’s a breakdown of overweight fees for sellers:

So, if you want to avoid the overweight costs, make sure that your package weight doesn’t exceed 5 lbs.

💡 If your package weight exceeds 10 pounds, you can split it into two packages to save money.

In Canada, the shipping fee is C$12.49 for orders that don’t exceed 2.5 kgs. Again, any overweight costs fall on the seller.

So sellers don’t need to pay a shipping fee for orders that weigh less than 5 lbs or 2.5 kgs.

Great. But what if you offered a shipping discount or free shipping? In that case, the seller pays the shipping discount.

For example, if you give the buyer a shipping discount of $2.32, they’ll only have to pay a shipping fee of $5.95 instead of $6.49. Here, the difference of $2.32 will come out of your pocket.

Here’s a helpful illustration comparing your earnings with and without a discount:

💡 Did you know that you can set up default shipping profiles on Crosslist? Your preferences will automatically be applied to each listing you create, saving you the hassle of having to choose the shipping option every single time.

How do Poshmark fees compare to other marketplaces?

Here's what each platform takes from a $50 sale (US seller):

Poshmark's 20% commission is the highest among the major resale marketplaces. 

However, that fee includes payment processing and a prepaid shipping label, which many other platforms either charge separately or pass on to the buyer.

For higher-priced items, the included shipping label can make Poshmark's effective cost more competitive than the headline 20% fee suggests.

Want exact numbers for your own items? Use the free Poshmark fee calculator.

Note: In 2024, Poshmark briefly experimented with a new fee structure that angered sellers. The changes were reverted, and the original 20% / $2.95 model has been in place so far. There are no announced plans to change it. 

Sales tax for Poshmark orders

You’ll be happy to know that sellers from the U.S don’t have to pay a sales tax for successful sales on Poshmark. Instead, it is calculated and collected from the buyer depending on the type of item they purchased, their city and state, and the shipping costs.

Poshmark does all the work of calculating the sales tax and collecting it from the buyer. It even does the job of submitting the local and state taxes on your behalf, so you don’t have to lift a single finger!

Sell on Poshmark and other marketplaces with Crosslist

Poshmark's 20% fee is a fact of life. The way to offset it is to sell the same inventory across more platforms, getting more eyes on your items and more chances to sell at the best price.

With Crosslist, you can list items not only on Poshmark, but also on eBay, Mercari, Vinted, Etsy, WooCommerce, and other major marketplaces with just one universal  form. 

Background autoposting means listings go live automatically behind the scenes.

Crosslist also has a full mobile app for managing your inventory on the go. Prepping for a Whatnot live show? Update your static listings from your phone on the way there. 

When an item sells on any platform, Crosslist's autodelist feature automatically removes it from all others, so you avoid double-selling and cancelled orders

Want to generate listings faster? Upload your product photos and Crosslist's AI listing generator creates complete listings with titles, descriptions, condition details, and pricing suggestions. 

You can also use the AI image editor to enhance photos with AI prompts. In addition, Crosslist includes unlimited background removal on every plan.

Crosslist works in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, and is one of the few cross listing tools that operates in all these countries.

Plans start at $29.99/month. Try Crosslist risk-free with the 3-day money-back guarantee.