Poshmark Sold Listings & Price Comps

The comps resellers actually price against — SOLD Poshmark listings with sold price + sold date, by brand or category. Pennies per record.

Active asking prices tell you what sellers hope to get. Sold listings tell you what buyers actually paid — and when. This actor returns clean, sheet-ready sold comps from Poshmark's public sold feeds: sold price, sold date, brand, size, condition, and a direct link to every listing.

• $0.004 per record, first 25 records of every run free. 500 fresh Nike comps ≈ $1.90.
• Pure pay-per-event: no run-start fee. Tune your filters and re-run freely.

What you get

One flat record per sold listing — drop it straight into a spreadsheet, pricing model, or repricer:

Field	Description
id	Poshmark listing id
title	Listing title
sold_price	What it actually sold for
currency	Listing currency (USD on poshmark.com)
original_price	Seller's original price (null when the seller didn't set one)
sold_at	Sold timestamp (when the listing's inventory flipped to sold)
brand	Brand
size	Size as displayed
condition	nwt (new with tags) · used · null when not stated
department	Women · Men · Kids · …
category	Shoes · Dresses · Bags · …
listing_url	Direct link to the listing page
image_url	Cover photo
seller_handle	Public seller username
raw	Full original listing block (optional, off by default)

Usage

• Default run (free): no input needed — the latest 25 sold Nike listings, $0.
• Sold comps for a brand: brand: "lululemon athletica", maxItems: 200
• What do Dunk Lows actually sell for? brand: "Nike", keyword: "dunk low", maxItems: 100
• Sold women's dresses over $50: category: "Women-Dresses", minPrice: 50
• Brand within a category: brand: "Coach", category: "Women-Bags" (brand feed, category-filtered)

Input reference

Field	Type	Default	Notes
brand	string	Nike (when nothing else given)	Brand name as on Poshmark
category	string	—	Category page slug, e.g. Women-Dresses, Men-Shoes
keyword	string	—	Case-insensitive title filter (applied client-side)
size	string	—	Exact size, e.g. M, 10
minPrice / maxPrice	integer	—	Sold-price band, inclusive (USD)
department	string	—	Women · Men · Kids · Home · …
maxItems	integer	25	First 25 free, then $0.004/record
includeRaw	boolean	false	Attach the full original listing block

Give a brand and/or a category. When both are set, the brand's sold feed is fetched and the category filters it.

How it works (and what it deliberately doesn't do)

This actor reads Poshmark's public brand/category sold pages — the same pages any browser sees, no login, no private API:

• Robots-clean by design. Poshmark's robots.txt disallows its /search and /api endpoints — this actor never touches them. Keyword filtering therefore runs client-side over the fetched sold records instead of through Poshmark search.
• Sequential, rate-limited fetching. One page at a time with a politeness delay. No hammering.
• No PII beyond the public seller handle. No buyer data exists on these pages at all.
• Sold means sold. Every record is individually verified as sold (inventory.status = sold_out with a sold timestamp) before it's delivered — an active listing is never charged or emitted.

Honest limitations

• Newest-first, up to ~5,000 per query. Poshmark caps any single feed at about 5,000 results; sorting is by recency of listing activity. For deep history, slice by category/size/price band across runs.
• No free-text search. Keyword matching is a client-side title filter over the brand/category feed you fetched (see robots posture above) — a keyword-only run without a brand or category is not supported.
• Sold price is the listing's final price. Poshmark does not publish accepted-offer amounts; where a sale closed via a private offer, the listed price is what the page reports.
• original_price is null when the seller never set one (about 40% of live records) — we don't invent a fake comp.
• US site. Data comes from poshmark.com (USD).

FAQ

Why sold listings instead of active ones? Pricing against asks inflates your expectations. Sold comps are the number the market actually cleared at — the same reason eBay's "sold items" filter is the reseller standard.

Can I monitor continuously? Schedule the actor (e.g. daily) with your brand/filters; each run returns the newest sold listings first. Deduplicate downstream by id.

What if a brand has no sold listings? You get an empty (free) dataset and a warning in the log — check the brand's spelling as it appears on poshmark.com.