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Poshmark covers clothing, shoes, accessories, and a growing range of home and pet items. A few categories are off limits, including counterfeit goods, hazardous materials like aerosols and undiluted perfume, used intimates, and most electronics. See our full guide on what you can and can't sell for the complete rundown.

All sales on Poshmark are final unless an item arrives not as described or never arrives at all. If that happens, buyers have a 3-day window after delivery to file a case with photos showing the issue. Full details and step-by-step instructions are in our return policy guide.

Poshmark charges a flat $2.95 fee on sales under $15, and a 20% commission on sales of $15 or more. There are no separate listing fees or monthly costs. Learn more about how selling fees work.

You can reach the Poshmark Support Center directly through the app or website under your account settings. There, you'll find help articles and a way to submit a request if you can't find what you need.

Once an item sells, Poshmark generates a prepaid shipping label automatically, either as a printable label or QR code. Shipping is a flat rate covered by the buyer unless the seller chooses to offer a discount, and sellers simply print the label - or scan the QR code - and drop the package off.

Poshmark runs separate marketplaces for the U.S. and Canada, and shipping happens domestically within each one. There's currently no direct cross-border shipping between the two.