Up to 70. Dunno the when/if on getting 70% Vs. getting less. Didn't dig deeper. Still, though, even if it's less, once you consider the fact that they do all the work of the photos, the listing, shipping, customer q/a, etc. . . Keep in mind, though, that they set the price.
Edit - did the digging. They have a scale system that ranges from 55% to 70%, based on your net sales. The more you sell, the higher the commission you get. It looks like the first year of selling is the roughest.
https://www.therealreal.com/commission-chartItems must be less than 10yrs old, even newer for some designers (like I mentioned in previous post about how some can only be 5yrs old). List of designers whose goods they accept is at
https://www.therealreal.com/designersSaw on another page that for jewelry and watches you can get up to 80%, but couldn't find the details. Did discover that their jewelry category is open to non-designer goods, as long as it's a good piece. I'm not surprised that this non-designer piece was accepted
https://www.therealreal.com/products/jewelry/rings/engagement-ring/platinum-diamond-engagement-ring-17?source=igodigital I'm a little surprised that this one was, though:
https://www.therealreal.com/products/jewelry/rings/band/ring-14k-emerald-and-diamond-stacking-bandsHandmaid's Tale - coincidentally, that's what I was watching when saw the ad

That is a good show, eh?
