Poshmark Seller Hub
The working side of reselling that Poshmark doesn't show: a five-minute daily plan ranking what to relist and what to drop to exactly what price, a year-end ledger of sales, expenses, and business miles shaped for Schedule C, and listing prep with copy-ready titles and measurements.
Monthly profit (last 12 months with sales)
Top brands by profit
Top categories by profit
Most-liked listings
The most-liked items still for sale. Prime candidates for an Offer to Likers.
Stale listings (30+ days)
Good candidates for an Offer to Likers, a price drop, or a relist via Copy Listing in the app.
Log an expense
Shipping supplies, sourcing hauls, postage you covered: anything spent to sell.
Log a drive
Thrift runs, post office trips: business miles are a deduction most sellers never write down.
The year's picture
Listing prep
The title, front-loaded the way search rewards, inside the 80-character cap; the measurements block buyers ask for anyway. Fill, copy, paste into the listing.
Sold comps
What does this actually sell for? This opens Poshmark's own search, filtered to sold listings, for the brand and item above: their site, their data, through the front door.
Import all past sales
In the Poshmark app: Me tab → My Seller Tools → My Sales Report → Email Report. Open the emailed report, save the file to your phone, then load it here. Poshmark sends an .xlsx file (a .csv works too). Every past sale imports with title, prices, and dates. Add purchase costs afterward to complete the profit picture.
Import current listings
In the app: Me tab → My Seller Tools → Inventory Report → Email Report. This brings in everything currently for sale in your closet, from the emailed .xlsx (or a .csv). Re-import any time; duplicates are skipped.
Backup & export
Export a spreadsheet-friendly CSV (profit uses Poshmark's exact reported earnings from your Sales Report, handy at tax time), or save a full backup including photos that you can restore on any device.
Start over clears the closet for a clean re-import; save a backup first if you want to keep it.