Put in what you paid and what it sold for. See your real profit on Poshmark, eBay, Mercari, Depop and Vinted, side by side, after every fee.
Leave shipping at zero if the platform covers the label, which is the usual case on Poshmark and Vinted.
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Resale Inventory works it out as you go — what you paid, what it sold for, the fees, the shipping, and the profit. Ready for taxes, on your phone, shared with whoever you sell with.
Try it free for 7 daysA flat $2.95 on anything under $15, and 20% at $15 and above. Poshmark supplies the shipping label, so you don't usually pay postage yourself — which is part of why the percentage is higher than everywhere else.
Around 13.25% of the total the buyer pays — item plus shipping — plus a small per-order fee. Payment processing is bundled in. Some categories differ, and promoted listings add more on top. You pay for the label unless the buyer does.
10% of the item price plus any buyer-paid shipping. The separate seller processing fee was removed in 2025; buyers now pay a protection fee at checkout instead, which doesn't come out of your side.
No commission for US sellers since 2024 — just payment processing of 3.3% + $0.45. Optional boosted listings cost extra. eBay bought Depop in early 2026, so this is worth re-checking.
Nothing. Sellers pay no fees at all; buyers pay a protection fee at checkout. That doesn't make it automatically the best choice — the buyer's total is higher, which affects what people are willing to pay.
The lowest fee and the most money aren't the same thing. Poshmark takes 20%, but its audience often pays more for brand-name women's fashion — enough to beat a zero-fee platform on the same item. eBay's reach wins on electronics and collectibles despite the percentage.
The honest answer is that it depends on the item, and the only way to know for your own inventory is to track what actually sold where. Which is the thing the app does.