Poshmark fee calculator
Model Poshmark fees, shipping, and net profit on thrift finds — then scan items in Thriftox.
How Poshmark fees work
Poshmark charges a flat 20% commission on most sales. Check current seller terms for your category.
Poshmark profit formula
Net ≈ sale price − (sale price × 0.20) − store cost − supplies. Model actual label cost when shipping is seller-paid.
Use the calculator below
Enter expected sale price, thrift cost, and shipping assumptions. Then scan the real item to validate comps.
Fast answer
Most Poshmark sales take a 20% commission. Net ≈ sale − 20% − store cost − supplies (and shipping if you cover it). Verify current seller terms. Illustrative planning math only.
Worked example
Illustrative planning math: designer-look blouse in clean condition at $8 store cost. Expected Poshmark resale $32–$48. After about 20% fees and $0 shipping, projected net is roughly $18–$30 before supplies. Not a guarantee.
Workflow
- Price from sold comps, not closet asking prices.
- Run 20% on the number you expect to accept after offers.
- Scan the rack item if the net still clears your time.
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FAQ
Q: Is Poshmark always 20%? A: It has been the common rate for many sales — confirm in current Poshmark seller help before you rely on it.
Q: Should I ignore shipping because Poshmark has labels? A: Model whatever you actually pay. Promotions and discounted labels change the leftover.
Educational disclaimer
Estimates shown for education. AI ranges, buy-under guidance, and fee math are planning guides — not guarantees, appraisals, or tax advice. Verify high-value, luxury, vintage, and authenticity-sensitive items yourself.
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