Macy's Marketplace
Sell on Macy's Marketplace. Best for apparel, accessories, beauty and home brands that fit a department store assortment.
Quick facts
Seller fees
Macy's does not publish its marketplace fees on a public page we could read. Commission and other fees are set in the seller agreement. Third-party guides mention a commission of about 15% plus small per-item and per-order fees, but no official page confirms these numbers.
Checked 2026-09-14.
How to start selling
Apply through Macy's Marketplace at marketplace.macys.com, which runs on Mirakl. Macy's picks sellers that meet its product and fulfillment standards. Approved sellers get an email and set up their catalog and payments.
Seller questions
No. Macy's Marketplace is curated. Macy's selects brands and sellers that fit its business needs and meet high product quality and fulfillment standards. You submit an application with product details, pricing and photos, and Macy's emails you if it accepts. Applying does not guarantee approval.
Macy's Marketplace runs on Mirakl. Sellers manage listings, orders and inventory through the Mirakl seller portal, which is also used by other US retailers such as Best Buy and Lowe's. Integration tools that connect Shopify or other systems to Mirakl can be used to sync orders and stock.
Guides list a US bank account, GS1-certified UPC or EAN barcodes, reliable on-time delivery (around 95%) and a customer service team. Macy's also reviews product quality and fulfillment ability. Confirm the current requirements during the application, because Macy's sets them in its seller terms.
Macy's seller site is titled Partner with Macy's and Bloomingdale's, so the program is presented for both retailers owned by Macy's, Inc. Which site your products appear on depends on your brand and category and on the agreement you sign. Ask about Bloomingdale's placement during onboarding.
Macy's does not publish its marketplace fees on an open page. Fees are set in the seller agreement and deducted from your earnings before payouts. Third-party guides mention a commission of about 15% plus small per-item and per-order fees, but these figures are not confirmed by Macy's, so get the exact rates in writing.
Guides report that customers return marketplace products directly to the third-party seller, not to Macy's. Sellers handle the return shipping and refunds under Macy's marketplace rules. Check your seller agreement for return windows, since poor return handling can affect your standing on the marketplace.