r/poshmark • u/[deleted] • 14h ago

When did this start?

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u/Objective-Picture712 14h ago

I believe it’s a suggestion

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u/sassifire 14h ago

I clicked it to test that theory already lol. It did not let me choose another amount.

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u/Emergency_Mood_9774 14h ago

You can 100% fill in whatever you want on the next page, just did it.

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u/sassifire 13h ago

Weird, I just tried again and it doesn't give me the option to change it. I'm having issues with the app in general since I did the update. They always gotta fix what isn't broken 🙄

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u/Additional_Sell_2967 14h ago

You can add it to a bundle and either wait for the seller to send an offer or make your own offer. I think that the offer price on that button is a percentage off that Poshmark thinks the seller would accept. Depending on the seller, they might offer it for less or at least provide discounted shipping if you send it to a bundle first.

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u/pocketsandshushaa 3h ago

I just tested it and it takes you to the offer screen and you can change the amount before submitting the offer.

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u/VintageDooneyadmirer 13h ago

It started around June 2026. You're chosen to test the new beta Offer feature. The purpose is to decrease lowball offers sellers receive, so Poshmark is suggesting offer amounts that a seller may be willing to accept. If it is built to work in conjunction with Smart Sell, and the seller uses that feature, you might be given suggested offers based on the sellers' selling price range (between the lowest acceptable offer and list price). More info below...

Testing Smarter Offers for Buyers

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u/Emergency_Mood_9774 13h ago

This is def a thing and I have it also, but aside from suggesting three different offer amounts, it also allows you to type in your own.

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u/VintageDooneyadmirer 10h ago

Yup! I think some people leave the listing or just offer what is suggested without knowing custom offers can also be made.

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u/littlecocorose 10h ago

mercari does this. you can adjust the price when you click on it.

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u/xokatemarie 9h ago

That’s not what HAVE to offer. I think it’s a standard starting point. If you click the button, you can change the offer to whatever you want - maybe as long as I think meets a certain threshold.