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Poshmark fee calculator

What Poshmark keeps and what lands in your balance — the flat fee under $15, 20% from $15, heavy-package upgrades and how you take your earnings, with the price that keeps a set amount.What Poshmark keeps and what you keep.

Example · $50 sale

This sale on Poshmark

$40.00

net payout · $10.00 fees

Profit
$28.00net − $12.00
Margin
56.0%of the price
Break-even
$14.95for $0 profit

Key: profit item cost commission label sales tax

Estimate · fee ratesrates as of Nov 4, 2026 · not tax or financial advice · not advice.

Same $50 on every platform →

This sale

example · change any line

the item or bundle price after your offer or discount

You keep $40.00 · profit $28.00all ↓

adds profit

for what the buyer pays

Poshmark’s label covers up to 5 lb; heavier packages cost you an upgrade

charged per transfer, not per sale

USPS charges, sale date and taxnone counted

fees in force on this date

Example rate. The marketplace charges the rate for the buyer’s address and sends it to the state; it isn’t your money. Use 0% for buyers in Alaska (outside taxing localities), Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire or Oregon. Poshmark’s fee is never charged on the tax.

The $15 line

At $14.99 you keep $12.04; at $15.00 you keep $12.00 — the fee switches from $2.95 to 20%. You need $15.06 to beat $14.99.

Price to keep a set amount

net payout, same options

List at $50.00 to keep $40.00. One cent less keeps $39.99.

Where the buyer’s $61.01 goes

on Poshmark · drawn to scale

The buyer’s shipping buys Poshmark’s label and never reaches you; the sales tax goes to the state. Poshmark’s fee is charged on the order price only.

Where the buyer’s $61.01 goes on Poshmark, drawn to scaleThe buyer pays $61.01 on Poshmark: Sales tax → the state $4.52; Label (buyer’s shipping) $6.49; Seller fee $10.00; Item cost $12.00; Profit $28.00.Buyer pays $61.01$4.52Sales tax → the statenot in any fee base here$6.49Label (buyer’sshipping)buys Poshmark’s label$10.00Seller fee20% × $50.00$12.00Item costwhat you paid for it$28.00Profitnet $40.00 − cost
Net payout
$40.00
Fees
$10.00
Profit
$28.00

The cut, step by step

Drawn to scale: the full width is $61.01. Each line cuts its piece off the right end; what’s left is yours.

Poshmark’s fee base: the $50.00 order price only

  1. The buyer pays

    $61.01
  2. Sales tax → the statenot in any fee base here

    −$4.52
  3. Label (buyer’s shipping)buys Poshmark’s label

    −$6.49
  4. Seller fee20% × $50.00

    −$10.00
  5. = Net payout

    $40.00
  6. − Item costwhat you paid for it

    −$12.00
  7. = Profit

    $28.00
This sale, line by line
From the buyer
Item price$50.00
Shipping (Poshmark’s prepaid label)$6.49
Sales taxcollected by Poshmark for the state — not in the fee$4.52
What the buyer paysorder price + Poshmark’s label + sales tax$61.01
Cut from it
Sales tax → the state−$4.52
Label bought with the buyer’s shippingPoshmark’s label; the shipping never reaches you−$6.49
Seller fee20% × $50.00−$10.00
Total fees20.0% of the item price−$10.00
Net payoutwhat lands in your Poshmark balance$40.00
Item cost−$12.00
Profit$28.00

The cut, step by step

Drawn to scale: the full width is $61.01. Each line cuts its piece off the right end; what’s left is yours.

Poshmark’s fee base: the $50.00 order price only

  1. The buyer pays

    $61.01
  2. Sales tax → the statenot in any fee base here

    −$4.52
  3. Label (buyer’s shipping)buys Poshmark’s label

    −$6.49
  4. Seller fee20% × $50.00

    −$10.00
  5. = Net payout

    $40.00
  6. − Item costwhat you paid for it

    −$12.00
  7. = Profit

    $28.00

Fee rates as of · verified · Fee change log → · Platforms may round differently by a cent.

What Poshmark keeps and what lands in your balance — the flat fee under $15, 20% from $15, heavy-package upgrades and how you take your earnings, with the price that keeps a set amount.What Poshmark keeps and what you keep.

How the math works

Read from Poshmark’s own Fee Policy, shipping posts and support pages; each fee is rounded to the cent.

  1. Seller fee on the final order price$2.95 flat if the order is under $15.00; 20% × order price from $15.00The order price is the item or bundle price after your offer or discount; shipping and tax are not in it. “For Sellers, after your item sells, we deduct a small fee from the final order price.” Source: Poshmark Legal Center (Fee Policy v1.7, Seller Policy, Shipping Policy) (page dated November 25, 2024), read October 28, 2026
  2. Shipping the buyer pays$6.49 prepaid label, up to 5 lbIt buys Poshmark’s label, so it never reaches you. Source: Poshmark blog: Lower shipping starting September 12th (page dated September 8, 2025), read October 13, 2026
  3. Heavier packagesyou pay $5.00 (5.1–10 lb) or $10.00 (10.1–15 lb); over 15 lb isn’t possibleSource: Poshmark blog: Shipping heavier items is now simpler and cheaper (page dated February 13, 2026), read October 13, 2026
  4. USPS charges passed on to you$5.00 for Priority Mail packaging · $5.00 share of a hazmat non-compliance feeSource: Poshmark blog: Lower shipping starting September 12th (page dated September 8, 2025), read October 13, 2026 · Poshmark blog: What’s New: USPS Policy Update (page dated July 9, 2026), read October 13, 2026
  5. Taking your earningsdirect deposit or check free · Instant Transfer $2.00 · PayPal or Venmo $0.35Charged per transfer, so one transfer can cover several sales. Source: Poshmark Support: Redemption options, read October 13, 2026 · Poshmark Support: Redeem your earnings via Instant Transfer, read October 13, 2026 · Poshmark Support: Redeem earnings via Venmo and PayPal, read October 13, 2026
  6. Net payout, profit and the $15 linenet = order price − seller fee − shipping charges you pay − transfer fee · profit = net − item costThe “price to keep” and break-even answers are the lowest whole-cent price that reaches the amount — which is why prices just above $15 can net less than $14.99.

Fee rates as of · verified · Fee change log → · Platforms may round differently by a cent.

Not modeled here

Seller-funded shipping discounts: Not modeled — The amounts aren’t confirmed on a Poshmark page we could read (checked October 28, 2026).

Texas tax on fees: Not modeled — Poshmark’s help article on it couldn’t be read (checked October 28, 2026).

How the numbers are checked

  1. Read on the platform’s own page. Every rate, minimum and cap comes from the platform’s help or policy page, with the date it was read. News sites and forum posts wait until the platform confirms them.
  2. Tested to the cent. Every calculator runs on one engine, and its arithmetic is covered by automated tests with worked examples — so the same sale gives the same numbers on every page.
  3. Honest about gaps. A rule that can’t be confirmed shows “Not modeled” with the reason. A rule with two fair readings shows a range, and the comparison ranks by the lower one.
  4. Dated and logged. Rates are re-checked on a schedule; every fee and price change goes into the public fee change log with its effective date.
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Sources

  1. Poshmark Legal Center (Fee Policy v1.7, Seller Policy, Shipping Policy) (page dated November 25, 2024)Poshmark · read
  2. Poshmark blog: Lower shipping starting September 12th (page dated September 8, 2025)Poshmark · read
  3. Poshmark blog: Shipping heavier items is now simpler and cheaper (page dated February 13, 2026)Poshmark · read
  4. Poshmark blog: What’s New: USPS Policy Update (page dated July 9, 2026)Poshmark · read
  5. Poshmark Support: Redemption optionsPoshmark · read
  6. Poshmark Support: Redeem your earnings via Instant TransferPoshmark · read
  7. Poshmark Support: Redeem earnings via Venmo and PayPalPoshmark · read