Small lots are welcome
Many buyers only want full truckloads. We buy anywhere from a few pallets up to multiple truckloads worth of inventory, so smaller sellers, online sellers and small businesses get the same attention as larger accounts.
Large loads are what we do
On the other end, manufacturers and big box stores often need to move many trailers of goods at once. We are reputable and well funded, so we can take on large volume and pay upfront.
Mixed loads and odd lots
Real inventory is rarely neat. A warehouse might hold full pallets of one item next to partial pallets and loose cartons of others. That is normal, and it is fine to send it all on one list. Group items by SKU where you can, note which pallets are mixed, and add a few photos of the space. A complete picture helps us move from list to cash offer quickly, whether you have three pallets or a dozen trailers.
How to describe pallets and loads
A clear description makes for a faster offer. For each item or load, include:
- Number of pallets or trailers, and roughly how many units per pallet.
- Case pack (units per carton) and cartons per pallet.
- Whether pallets are single-SKU or mixed.
- Condition: new, shelf-pulled or damaged cartons.
- Where the pallets are and whether a loading dock is available.
What happens next
We review your list fast and make a cash offer. Once we agree, you get paid upfront and we pick it up. Have a single item? See closeouts. Clearing everything? See full inventory buyouts.