Poshmark Terms of Service

What changed Poshmark published a substantially expanded Seller Policy (version 3.9, effective July 23, 2026) that explicitly outlines seller rights, responsibilities, and operational requirements. The updated policy adds detailed sections on seller fees, seller benefits, listing requirements, pricing rules, order fulfillment obligations, and account enforcement procedures. The prior version did not include this level of explicit procedural and substantive detail, meaning sellers now operate under a more comprehensive and formally documented set of rules governing listing, pricing, fulfillment, and account conduct.

Why this matters The updated Seller Policy establishes explicit rules governing how sellers list items, set prices, fulfill orders, and manage their accounts on Poshmark. Sellers are now required to describe items truthfully and completely, including original photos and condition details; avoid price gouging; fulfill sales at the listed price once a buyer accepts; and comply with all stated requirements. The policy states that violating these rules may result in account restrictions up to and including termination at Poshmark's sole discretion. Sellers should review the full policy to understand their obligations and the consequences of non-compliance.

What changed Poshmark substantially expanded its Prohibited Items Policy, moving from a brief overview to a detailed 40-section framework that specifies what can and cannot be sold on its marketplace. The updated policy introduces explicit restrictions on counterfeit goods, sexually explicit content, hateful content, and hazardous items; establishes conditions for restricted categories like electronics, cosmetics, and mystery boxes; and reserves broad authority for Poshmark to remove items, cancel sales, withhold payment, and impose account restrictions up to permanent suspension. Sellers now bear explicit responsibility for ensuring compliance before listing items.

Why this matters The updated policy establishes detailed restrictions on what can be bought and sold on Poshmark's marketplace, including prohibitions on counterfeit goods, sexually explicit content, hateful content, and hazardous items. Sellers must now verify item compliance before listing and bear responsibility for preventing prohibited items from appearing in the marketplace. The terms authorize Poshmark to remove items, cancel sales, withhold payment, and impose temporary or permanent account restrictions if prohibited items are listed or shipped. Buyers and sellers can report suspected violations for investigation.