Resale platform fees compared
Sell clothes online. Keep more of what you earn.
Not all resale platforms are created equal. Here's exactly what you keep on a sale — and why the fee structure matters more than the headline number.
What you keep on a $100 sale
| Platform | Seller fee | You keep | On $100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| LyfMark Best for sellers | 8% | | $92.00 |
| Mercari | 10% | | $90.00 |
| eBay | ~13% | | $87.00 |
| Poshmark | 20% | | $80.00 |
| Vinted 0% seller fee | 0%* | | $100.00* |
* Vinted charges sellers 0%, but buyers pay a buyer protection fee (typically 3–8% + a flat charge) on top of the listed price. Your item may appear more expensive to buyers, which can reduce demand. LyfMark charges sellers 8% — what you list is what buyers pay.
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Why the fee structure matters
Simple, predictable fees
8% on every sale over $20. No tiered rates, no category exceptions, no surprises at payout.
No buyer-side fees
What you list is what buyers pay. No protection fees added at checkout — your prices stay competitive.
Live in minutes
Most sellers list their first item in under 5 minutes. No approval process, no waiting period.
Free to list
No listing fees, no subscription. You only pay the 8% when something sells.
Frequently asked questions
Is LyfMark cheaper than Poshmark?
Yes. Poshmark charges sellers 20% on every sale. LyfMark charges 8% on sales over $20 — so on a $100 sale you keep $92 vs $80 on Poshmark.
How does Vinted charge 0% if it is a business?
Vinted shifts the fee to buyers — they add a buyer protection fee on top of your listed price. Sellers keep 100%, but buyers pay more, which can reduce your conversion rate.
Are there any other fees on LyfMark?
No listing fees, no monthly subscription. The 8% fee applies only when an item sells and only on sales over $20.
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