OfferUp vs Poshmark fees compared (US)

OfferUp and Poshmark sit at opposite ends of the fee spectrum in 2026. OfferUp went local-only on 2025-09-23 — shipping was fully removed from the platform by 2025-10-21 — and local sales now carry $0 commission. Poshmark's commission is always on: a $2.95 flat fee under $15, or 20% of the item price at $15 and up, processing included. Below, one charged-on matrix and three worked sales — $14.99, $15.00, and $50.00 — show exactly what each side keeps.

Last updated · OfferUp rates checked against OfferUp's help pages and Poshmark rates against Poshmark's help pages on 2026-11-01 · United States, USD.

Feebrief is independent — not affiliated with OfferUp or Poshmark — and this page is not an official calculator for either platform. Both platforms may adjust their fee schedules; the dig date above tells you how fresh each number is.

The short answer: keep $50, or keep $40

A $50 sale keeps $50.00 on OfferUp local — $0 commission, buyer met in person. The same sale keeps $40.00 on Poshmark, whose commission is always on: $2.95 flat under $15, or 20% of the item price at $15 and up, processing included. OfferUp's only seller cost is optional — the Promote+ subscription at $19.99/mo or $99.99/yr — and OfferUp shipping ended in 2025, so local meetup is the only lane.

That is the whole comparison in one line: a $0-lane local marketplace versus an always-on per-sale commission. The rest of the page shows what each side actually charges on, then runs $14.99, $15.00, and $50.00 through both — including the odd spot where a $15.00 sale nets less than a $14.99 one.

What you're actually charged on (US, USD)

OfferUp and Poshmark US seller fees by cost topic, as of November 2026
Cost topicOfferUpPoshmark
Commission$0 on local sales — no percentage to compute (OfferUp seller fees)$2.95 flat under $15; 20% of the item price at $15+, processing included (Poshmark fees explained)
Charged-on basisThe sale is local and in person; free listing allotments apply by category, and listings beyond them are paid — extra-listing pricing is not publicly availableItem price only — no surprise add-ons to pad your estimate with
ShippingNo longer offered — local-only since 2025-09-23, shipping fully removed by 2025-10-21 (details)Built into Poshmark's model — the fee schedule above is the whole take
Ads & promosPromote+ at $19.99/mo or $99.99/yr, optional; a one-time Promote option also exists — its price is not publicly availableNone required

The two columns aren't mirror images — they are different cost structures. Poshmark's take is per-sale and always-on: every eligible item pays either $2.95 or 20% of the item price, nothing more and nothing less. OfferUp's only paid lever is Promote+, and that is fixed-cost advertising, never a percentage of any sale — with or without it, local commission stays $0. Don't blend the two into a "%-vs-%" matchup; one side of this table has no % at all.

Worked nets at $14.99, $15.00, and $50.00

Same item, three prices. The OfferUp side assumes a local sale inside the free listing allotment with no Promote+ subscription; the Poshmark side assumes the item price is the entire sale, since the 20% basis is item-only and processing is already included. US, USD.

Net proceeds at three sale prices, OfferUp local vs Poshmark (US, USD, November 2026)
Sale priceOfferUp feeYou keep on OfferUpPoshmark feeYou keep on Poshmark
$14.99$0.00$14.99$2.95$12.04
$15.00$0.00$15.00$3.00$12.00
$50.00$0.00$50.00$10.00$40.00

Rates were verified against the sources below on 2026-11-01 — except the $15.00 Poshmark row, which is the one figure on this page still queued for a re-dig and is derived here from the published 20% rate.

Estimator status: Poshmark yes, OfferUp no

Feebrief's live Poshmark fee estimator lives on the Poshmark fee page. For OfferUp, Feebrief has no live calculator — and none is needed for the number that matters here, because local commission is $0. The only OfferUp costs a calculator could model are the optional Promote+ subscription and extra listings beyond a category's free allotment, and those prices are not publicly available, so a live tool would be guessing.

Honesty notes: the $15.00 Poshmark row above is the one figure still awaiting a re-verification pass (dig stamp 2026-11-01); every other rate was checked against the sources below on that date. How Feebrief sources and re-digs rates is documented in the methodology, and advertising relationships are listed in the disclosure.

OfferUp vs Poshmark fee questions

Does OfferUp charge a selling fee?

No. OfferUp charges $0 commission on local, in-person sales — there is no percentage to compute. OfferUp shipping ended on 2025-09-23 and was fully removed from the platform by 2025-10-21, so no shipped-sale fee exists either. The optional Promote+ subscription costs $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year. Free listing allotments apply by category; the allotment amounts vary by category and are not published as a single schedule.

What does Poshmark take at exactly $15?

At $15.00, Poshmark's 20% rate applies: $3.00 comes off the item price and you keep $12.00. This exact-$15 figure is the one number on this page Feebrief still has queued for re-verification (fee record stamped 2026-11-01), so treat $12.00 as derived from the published 20% rate rather than a re-dug payout line. One cent lower, at $14.99, the $2.95 flat fee applies instead and you net $12.04 — four cents more for a one-cent-cheaper item.

Is OfferUp Promote+ a commission?

No. Promote+ is a fixed advertising subscription — $19.99 per month or $99.99 per year — that buys optional visibility for your listings. It never scales with a sale: with or without it, OfferUp's commission on a local sale stays $0. Poshmark's $2.95 flat or 20% is a per-sale commission charged on every eligible item. These are different cost structures — compare fixed ad spend against per-sale take, and never blend the two into a single percentage.

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