Poshmark New Listings Alert & Price Watch (US)

Search Poshmark the way a buyer does and get the newest listings first, one flat row each: title, brand, price and original price in USD, size, department, category, condition, available or sold status, seller username, publish time, likes and comments, listing URL and cover photo. Filter by department, brand, size, condition and price band. Schedule it every few minutes with a narrow search and you have a resale feed of new listings, or a price watch on a brand and size.

No account, no login, nothing downloaded from the listing pages: every field comes off the search page itself.

Input

Field	Notes
queries	Search terms, one per line (lululemon align, nike air max). Each is searched separately; a listing two terms both find is returned once, under the first.
maxItems	Listings returned per search term (default 100, max 5,000). Poshmark serves 48 per page.
department	Women, Men, Kids, Home, Pets or Electronics. Empty for all.
brands	One or more brand names (case-insensitive). A brand nobody lists returns no results.
sizes	One or more sizes as Poshmark prints them (S, M, 8.5, OS). Multi-size listings (Various) can come along.
condition	nwt (New With Tags), uln (Like New), ug (Good) or uf (Fair). One at a time: Poshmark ignores a list.
minPrice, maxPrice	Asking-price band in whole US dollars; either may be left empty.
availability	available (default), sold_out or all (which also lists "coming soon" listings).
proxyConfiguration	Apify datacenter proxy by default.

An unknown department is rejected before anything runs and before you are charged: Poshmark itself silently ignores a department it does not recognise (Beauty, or men in lower case) and serves the unfiltered results, so the actor refuses the input and also checks the department the page says it applied.

Output

Field	Notes
listing_id, url	Poshmark's id and https://poshmark.com/listing/<slug>-<listing_id>.
title, brand	The seller's title (whitespace and newlines collapsed to single spaces) and brand. brand is null for the few listings with none.
price, currency	The asking price as a float, USD (Poshmark sends it as a string, "40.0"; converted).
original_price, discount_percent	The seller's list price and the whole percent below it. Null when the seller set none: Poshmark stores 0.0 there, and a zero would read as a price cut to nothing.
size, department, category, colors	As Poshmark lists them. colors is a (possibly empty) list.
condition, condition_label	The code and its label (nwt / "New With Tags (NWT)", uln / "Like New", ug / "Good", uf / "Fair"). Both null for the roughly one listing in five where the seller set none. A code outside those four (not_nwt has been seen on Pets) is passed through with a null label.
inventory_status, status_changed_at	available, sold_out or coming_soon, and when that status last changed - for a sold listing, when it sold.
seller_username	The public username. The seller's full name and photo are on the page and are not exported.
published_at, created_at, updated_at	ISO 8601 in UTC. published_at is the one to watch for "new since": it is the key the newest-first order is built on (strictly descending over all 48 rows of a page). created_at is when the draft was started and is not in order.
cover_image_url, like_count, comment_count	Cover photo (medium size, CDN link) and engagement counts.
query	The search term the row came from.

Honest nulls

A value the page does not carry is null, never 0 or "". A zero like count is a real count; a missing one is null.

How far a search goes

Poshmark serves at most about 5,000 results per search however large it says the result set is (it reports 10000). A 105-page walk of lululemon returned 5,008 unique listings and page 106 was empty. Narrow a very broad term with the filters or split it by brand, size or price band to see more.

The newest-first list is live: a listing published during your run pushes the listing before it onto the next page, so consecutive pages overlap by about one listing. The actor returns and charges each listing id once per run.

Pricing

Pay per event: a small fee per run (actor-start, charged only after your input is validated, so a run that fails on bad input costs nothing) and a fee per listing row written (listing-scraped). Current prices are on the Store page.

How it fetches

It requests the same HTML search page the website serves (poshmark.com/search?query=...&sort_by=added_desc) with a Chrome TLS fingerprint, and reads the window.__INITIAL_STATE__ JSON inlined in it. Pages are followed with the page's own max_id cursor (page=2 is ignored by Poshmark). A page is about 5 MB of HTML but ~230 KB over the wire (Brotli) for 48 listings, about 4.9 KB of proxy traffic per listing measured over a 105-page walk. Most of the page is filter facet data the actor does not use but cannot skip: the proxy cost is per page, so a run for 5 listings costs a whole page. A search with no matches costs one page (~90 KB).

A 200 response that lacks the search state (an interstitial) is treated as a refusal and retried from a fresh proxy address; so are 403, 429 and 5xx. Apify datacenter and residential proxies were both answered with HTTP 200 on 2026-10-09.

Poshmark's other domains (Canada, Australia, India) are not covered; this is the US site.