Grailed charges a 9% commission on sales of $120 or more, and a reduced 6% on anything below that. On top of the commission, a separate payment processing fee applies. Here is what comes out of your payout:
Grailed's commission depends on price, similar in structure to Poshmark's tiered model but with different numbers. Sales of $120 or more are charged the standard 9%. Sales below $120 are charged a reduced 6%, with a $1.99 minimum, a change that took effect May 20, 2026 and that a lot of fee calculators online haven't updated yet.
On top of the commission, Grailed charges a separate payment processing fee through Stripe. For domestic sellers who've completed Stripe onboarding, that's 3.49% plus a flat $0.49 per transaction.
| Sale price | Commission | Processing fee (domestic, onboarded) |
|---|---|---|
| Under $120 | 6% (min $1.99) | 3.49% + $0.49 |
| $120 and above | 9% | 3.49% + $0.49 |
International sales and non-onboarded sellers pay more on the processing side, up to 5.49% + $0.99 for non-onboarded international transactions. Completing Stripe onboarding is free and lowers your rate, so there's no real reason to skip it.
It depends on how the buyer's shipping is handled. If you're not using a Grailed Label, the commission is calculated on the item price plus whatever shipping you charge the buyer. If you do use a Grailed Label, the commission is based on the listing price only, since the label cost is handled separately. This is a detail most fee guides skip entirely, and it's worth knowing before you decide how to price shipping into a listing.
Using a Grailed Label instead would change the commission base to $150 only, dropping the commission to $13.50, a small but real difference that adds up across volume.
For resellers running multiple shops
Grailed's tiered commission plus separate processing fee is a different calculation than Whatnot's split-base model or Mercari's flat 10%. If you're crosslisting the same inventory across platforms, those differences change your real margin on every sale. Oly syncs your listings and lets you set markup rules per platform, so your pricing accounts for each marketplace's actual fee structure instead of a flat guess.
See how Oly works →It's free and drops your processing fee from the non-onboarded rate to the standard rate, saving roughly $0.50 per sale with no downside.
Pricing an item at $119 instead of $121 puts you in the reduced 6% tier instead of 9%, which can be worth more than the $2 price difference suggests.
If shipping costs are significant relative to the item price, using a Grailed Label keeps your commission base lower than charging shipping separately.
Since commission and processing stack, work backwards from your target payout using the combined rate, roughly 12 to 13% for most domestic, onboarded sellers.
Yes. The commission and the payment processing fee are separate charges. Domestic, Stripe-onboarded sellers pay 3.49% + $0.49 in processing on top of the commission.
It depends on how shipping is handled. If you charge the buyer separately for shipping without a Grailed Label, the commission includes that shipping amount. If you use a Grailed Label, the commission is based on the item price only.
Yes. As of May 20, 2026, Grailed introduced a reduced 6% commission (minimum $1.99) on sales under $120, while sales of $120 or more remain at the standard 9% rate.
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