Questions, answered.

The things first-time resellers ask us most. Anything else, just ask — a real person answers.

I've never resold anything. Can I still start?
Yes. Most of our buyers start with one pallet and learn as they go. Ask us anything.
Can I sell pallet items on Amazon?
Often, yes, but customer returns usually must be listed as Used, and some brands require approval. We'll tell you what we know about each load so you can check before buying.
Will I make money?
Results vary by load, pricing, and effort. We don't promise profits, but we help you start small so you can learn with less risk.
How much money do I need to get started?
Your pallet, plus shipping if you don't pick it up, plus basics — boxes, tape, and poly bags. Our featured loads start at $369, and many first-timers pick up locally and get going for under $500 all-in. Tell us your budget and we'll match loads to it.
How does buying a pallet actually work?
Tell us what you want and your budget. We send you the load details and the exact price before you commit to anything. Pay by Zelle, PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, or bank transfer — then pick up or have it shipped. No accounts, no subscriptions.
What should I expect when selling on Amazon or eBay?
Before you price anything, check what similar items actually sold for — not what sellers are asking. Marketplaces take a cut of each sale (often around 13–15%; check their current rates), returns happen, and customer-returns items usually need to be listed as Used. Expect a learning curve on your first few listings — that's normal.
What's in a liquidation pallet?
Usually a mix of customer returns, overstock, and shelf pulls. Condition varies by load, and we'll tell you what we know before you buy.
Do I need a resale license?
Requirements vary by state. Many buyers use a resale certificate to avoid sales tax.
Can I pick up or do you ship?
Both options depend on the load. Ask us when you request.
What's the minimum order?
One pallet. Truckloads available for bigger buyers.

Free: the First-Pallet Checklist

A one-page PDF that walks you through choosing your marketplace, prepping to list, planning your first purchase, and running the numbers before you buy.