You describe it. They sell it. That's the whole idea.
Selling things one at a time is a real job: photos, measurements, pricing, questions, packing, the post office. The people listed here already do that job every day, and they are happy to do it with your items.
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Tell us what you'd like sold
A few sentences is plenty. A closet of clothes, a cabinet of china, a box of cards from the attic — whatever it is, describe it in your own words.
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See who's nearby
Browse sellers near your ZIP code. Each one lists what they enjoy selling and where they sell it, so you can pick someone who fits your items.
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They pick up and take it from there
Your seller photographs, prices, writes the listing, answers buyer questions, and ships. You keep your evenings.
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You get paid as things sell
You and your seller agree on the split before anything leaves the house. We never take a cut of your sale.
What to expect from a good seller
An honest first conversation
A good seller will tell you what is worth listing and what is better donated. That is not a rejection — it saves you both time and gets the valuable things the attention they deserve.
An agreement in plain words
Before anything leaves your house, you agree on the split, who pays shipping supplies, and what happens to items that don't sell. Get it in writing, even if it's just an email.
Regular updates
Most sellers keep a simple shared list: item, listed price, sold price, date. Ask for it at the start so you never have to wonder.
A clear finish
Anything unsold comes back to you or goes to a donation you choose. Your seller should tell you which, and when.
A little practical care
- Photograph the boxes or shelves before pickup, so you both start from the same picture.
- Set aside anything sentimental first. It is much easier to keep something than to get it back.
- Ask where your items will be stored and how they are insured while they are out of your house.
- If the whole house needs to be cleared at once, an estate sale company may fit better. Our sister site can help you find one.
Questions people ask
- How much of my stuff do I need to have?
- There's no minimum. Sellers here work with one shelf just as happily as one storage unit. If it's something a buyer would want, someone nearby will want to sell it.
- Do I have to photograph or price anything?
- No. That's the whole point. Your seller handles photos, descriptions, pricing research, buyer questions, and shipping.
- How do sellers get paid?
- You and your seller agree on the arrangement directly — usually a percentage of what each item sells for. We are not part of the transaction and never take a cut.
- What does SellMyStuffForMe charge me?
- Nothing. Households use the directory for free. Sellers pay a flat monthly subscription to be listed.
- What if my items are better suited to an estate sale?
- Some homes are, and that's a good outcome too. Our sister site estatesalefinder.net can help you find a company in your area.
- How quickly can someone start?
- Most sellers reply within a couple of days and can arrange pickup the same week, depending on how much you have.
See who's near you
Enter your ZIP code and we'll show sellers who work in your area.
Rather write it out first? Tell us what you'd like sold.