Yes, you can view your Facebook Marketplace reviews and star ratings from your Marketplace profile on the app or web.
If you buy or sell on Marketplace, feedback helps other people judge whether they want to transact with you. The good news: your own feedback isn’t hidden behind secret menus. You can open your Marketplace profile and check ratings and comments in a couple of taps or clicks. This guide shows exactly where to look, what others can see, and how to manage replies to keep your profile tidy and trustworthy.
Ways To See Your Facebook Marketplace Ratings
There are two places to check: the dedicated Marketplace profile and the Ratings/Reviews view tied to your transactions. On mobile, both live under the Marketplace tab. On desktop, you’ll find the same options in the left sidebar or profile popover when you’re inside Marketplace. If you don’t use Facebook Lite, your seller stars also appear on your seller profile card when people open a listing you posted.
Open Your Marketplace Profile
On iPhone or Android, tap Menu, choose Marketplace, then tap your profile picture to open your Marketplace profile. On desktop, open Marketplace from the left menu, then click your profile photo. You’ll see tabs for Listings, Buying, and a section labeled Ratings or Reviews that summarizes your stars and recent feedback. If you’re new or have only a few transactions, the section may be blank until you receive enough eligible ratings.
Jump Straight To Ratings
Inside your Marketplace profile, the Ratings area shows your average stars and, when available, written comments left after completed deals. You might also see a split between seller and buyer ratings. The exact labels can vary a bit by device, but the paths below work across iOS, Android, and web.
Quick Paths To Your Feedback
| Platform | Path | What You’ll See |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone / Android | Menu → Marketplace → Profile → Ratings / Reviews | Average stars, recent comments, buyer and seller breakdown (when available) |
| Desktop Web | Marketplace (left menu) → Profile photo → Ratings | Your seller stars on the profile card and a list of recent feedback |
| From A Listing You Posted | Open your listing → Tap your name/profile | Your public seller rating on the profile card other people see |
What Counts As Reviews And Who Can Leave Them
Marketplace uses a star system tied to transactions. After a deal, people can rate the other party and, in many cases, add a short comment. Those ratings feed your average. If you’re using the standard Facebook app on mobile or desktop, your seller stars appear on your Marketplace profile; Facebook Lite shows them on the product details page instead. That design helps buyers scan a profile and decide whether they want to proceed with a meet-up or checkout.
Seller Versus Buyer Ratings
Many profiles show two buckets: stars you earned as a seller and stars you earned as a buyer. The seller side matters most when you list items; the buyer side can help sellers judge whether to accept your offer or hold an item for you. If your account is new or has sparse activity, you might not see an average yet. Keep completing legitimate deals and the numbers will appear once you reach the minimum threshold.
Why Your Feedback Might Appear Empty
Seeing a blank panel doesn’t mean your feedback vanished. In most cases, there just aren’t enough eligible ratings to calculate and display an average. Another common case: you’re viewing from a region, device, or app variant where the placement differs. The steps above still work; the label may differ slightly. If the Marketplace tab itself is missing, open it from the main menu or from any shared Marketplace link, then return to your profile inside Marketplace.
How Others See Your Facebook Marketplace Feedback
Prospective buyers and sellers can open your Marketplace profile from any listing you post. They’ll see your star average and, where available, your recent comments. This view helps strangers decide whether to message you, accept a meet-up, or use shipping. If you use Facebook Lite, people may see the stars on your item page instead of your profile card. On the full app or web, the seller profile card carries the rating so it’s easy to spot.
Where Your Stars Are Shown
On most devices, your seller stars appear right on your Marketplace profile and on the profile card accessed from your listings. The placement can vary slightly by platform, but the rule of thumb is simple: anyone who opens your Marketplace profile can see the stars you’ve earned as a seller.
What People Can’t See
Viewers don’t get a map back to each rater. They see your average and any public comments, not a full ledger that ties every star to a specific person. Marketplace aims to surface a quick trust signal without turning the feedback area into a message thread. You do get a chance to reply to a review comment, which is handy if you need to clear up confusion.
Step-By-Step: Check Your Feedback On App And Web
On iPhone Or Android
- Open Facebook → tap Menu (profile photo) → tap Marketplace.
- Tap your profile photo or name to open your Marketplace profile.
- Tap Ratings or Reviews to see your stars and recent comments.
On Desktop Web
- Open Facebook in a browser and click Marketplace in the left menu.
- Click your profile photo to open your Marketplace profile.
- Choose Ratings to view your average and the latest feedback.
From One Of Your Listings
- Open your listing from Marketplace.
- Click or tap your name next to the listing to open your profile card.
- View the seller stars displayed on your profile card.
Replying To Comments In Your Review Feed
When someone leaves a written comment, you’ll get a notification on Facebook. Open the notification, scroll to the comment, and add a short, polite reply. Keep it short and factual—thank the person, fix any misunderstanding, or explain what you changed so the next buyer has a smoother experience. Avoid debates; a calm, solution-oriented reply signals reliability to anyone scanning your profile later.
Send A Rating Request After A Deal
If a buyer forgot to rate you, you can send a simple prompt from your Marketplace profile. Use the Request ratings option tied to your completed transactions, pick the buyer, and send the request. Don’t spam; one prompt per deal is enough.
Keep Your Stars Healthy
A steady flow of clean, on-time transactions matters more than one glowing comment. Ship on the promised day, meet at the agreed spot, bring exact change, and provide clear item photos. If something changes, send a quick message inside Marketplace chat and propose a new time or a refund. People tend to leave fair feedback when the basics go smoothly.
List Items Honestly
State defects in plain language and include close-ups. Avoid vague adjectives. Concrete facts save you time later and reduce refund headaches. When shipping, pack items well and add tracking. If the platform asks for proof, you’ll have it ready.
Respond Fast And Keep Everything In App
Reply inside Marketplace chat and keep payments on approved rails. Public trust rises when your message thread shows timely replies and the buyer receives the item through an approved method. Off-platform side deals open the door to misunderstandings and make it hard to resolve disputes.
For policy details, see Facebook’s own guides on how ratings work on Marketplace and how to open your Marketplace profile. These pages mirror the paths and placements described here.
Troubleshooting: Can’t Find Your Rating Or Reviews
Sometimes the Ratings panel doesn’t appear right away. In many cases, there aren’t enough eligible ratings to calculate an average yet. Keep completing transactions; the panel appears once you have sufficient feedback. If the Marketplace tab is hidden, open the main menu and tap Marketplace. You can also follow a direct Marketplace link from a listing shared with you, then switch to your profile from there.
Switch Devices Or Check The Web Version
If you use an older phone or Facebook Lite, the placement can differ. Try a desktop browser: open Facebook, click Marketplace, then your profile photo. Your seller stars should appear on the profile card there. If you recently traveled or changed regions, the Marketplace icon may be tucked under See more in the menu until the app refreshes your location.
Confirm You’re On Your Main Profile
Marketplace links to your main Facebook profile. If you use multiple profiles, switch to the primary one in the app menu and re-open Marketplace. That small change fixes many missing-tab issues.
Privacy And Visibility Basics
Your seller stars are public inside Marketplace. That means anyone viewing your listings can open your profile and see the average. Written comments that meet Facebook’s standards can appear in your Reviews area. Viewers won’t see a list that ties each star to a specific person. They’ll see the overall picture and, where applicable, a few recent comments.
Can You Hide Or Delete Feedback?
You can’t turn off star ratings on Marketplace. If a comment crosses the line, report it through the three-dot menu. For mixed feedback rooted in real issues—late meetup, missing cable, scratched surface—the best fix is action: reply politely, make it right, and let the next rounds of clean transactions pull your average up.
Best Practices For A Cleaner Profile
Use Clear Titles And Honest Pricing
Write literal item names and set realistic prices. People who feel misled are more likely to leave low stars. Straight titles and transparent pricing keep expectations aligned and reduce friction during pickup or shipping.
Document Each Hand-Off
Send one photo at pickup, keep receipts for shipped items, and archive tracking numbers. If someone claims an item never arrived, you’re ready to respond with dates and a proof trail.
Keep Questions In The Chat
Buyers often ask about size, color, or condition. Answer inside the conversation so the details live in one place. If a dispute arises, that thread shows what was promised and when.
What Others Can See From Your Profile
| Viewer | What They See | How They Get There |
|---|---|---|
| Potential Buyer | Your seller star average and recent public comments | Opens your profile from any listing you posted |
| Potential Seller | Buyer stars (if available) to judge reliability | Opens your Marketplace profile before accepting offers |
| You | Full Ratings view: stars, recent comments, reply tools | Marketplace → Profile → Ratings / Reviews |
How To Ask For Feedback The Right Way
After a pickup or delivered shipment, send a short note in Marketplace chat: “Thanks for the purchase—if the item worked out, a quick rating helps.” If the buyer forgets, use the Request ratings option in your Marketplace profile tied to that completed deal. Keep the tone friendly and ask only once.
When To Reply And When To Move On
Reply to comments that raise a clear point. Thank the person, share what changed, and keep it tight. If someone posts general praise with no question, a reply isn’t required. Spend the rest of your time on clean listings and timely hand-offs—the strongest path to a stable average.
Safety Notes When You’re Building Feedback
Meet in public locations or use shipping with tracking for valuable items. Be careful with payment screenshots; rely on real in-app confirmations or verified methods. If a deal feels off, cancel politely. Stars matter, but a safe exchange matters more than one rating on your profile.
Recap: Yes—You Can Check Your Marketplace Reviews
You can open your profile inside Marketplace and see the star average, recent comments, and—when available—a split between seller and buyer ratings. Others can view your seller stars from your profile card on listings. Keep transactions clean, reply briefly to comments, and request a rating after each completed deal. The result is a profile that invites messages from the right buyers and sellers.