Poshmark Fee Calculator
See exactly what Poshmark takes and what lands in your pocket \u2014 before you price it.
Poshmark takes a flat $2.95 for sales under $15 and 20% for sales of $15 or more. Estimates only — bundle discounts, offers, and sales tax aren't included.
How Poshmark fees work
Poshmark keeps its fee structure refreshingly simple. Sell something for less than $15 and the platform takes a flat $2.95. Sell for $15 or more and it takes 20% of the sale price. No listing fees, no monthly subscriptions, no relisting charges.
The number that actually matters is your payout. A $30 dress nets you $24. A $10 accessory nets you $7.05. Run your typical price points through the calculator above and you'll quickly see why so many successful sellers consolidate cheap items into bundles rather than selling them one at a time.
The threshold trap to avoid
Pricing an item at $14.99 feels clever until you realize you're paying the same $2.95 you'd pay at $5. The flat fee is 30% of a $10 sale but only 20% of a $15 one. If an item is worth anywhere near $15, price it at $15 or above \u2014 or bundle it with something else to clear the threshold.
Fee calculator FAQs
How much does Poshmark take per sale?
Poshmark takes a flat $2.95 commission on sales under $15, and 20% of the sale price on items $15 and up. That’s it — there are no listing fees or monthly seller fees.
Is the $2.95 flat fee better than 20%?
The flat fee kicks in under $15. At a $14 sale you pay $2.95 (about 21%), so the flat fee is only a deal on very cheap items. The break-even point is around $14.75 — below that the flat fee is slightly cheaper, above it 20% of a small number beats the flat fee on a bigger one. Pricing at $15+ items well matters more than gaming the threshold.
Does Poshmark charge fees on shipping?
The buyer usually pays the $7.67 shipping label. If you offer free shipping as a seller, that comes out of your payout — the calculator above lets you subtract it to see your true profit.
What price point maximizes my earnings on Poshmark?
Because of the 20% fee, higher-priced items keep proportionally less per dollar but far more in absolute terms. A $50 sale nets about $40; you’d need four $13 sales (netting ~$10 each) to match it. Fewer, better items usually beats piles of cheap ones.
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