Free to list. You pay only when it sells.
A 8% fee when an item sells, lower on higher plans, and card processing on us. List from your phone in about 90 seconds.
192 users on the app · no credit card to list
Listing on OFFLOADIT is free at every plan. When an item sells on the marketplace you pay a tiered fee, 8% on Free and lower on higher plans, with a negotiated floor of 4% for Enterprise accounts, and OFFLOADIT absorbs card processing. Business and Enterprise sellers can use their own payment rails at no fee, and material moved between your own jobs is never charged.
Point the camera at it. The listing writes itself.
No typing in the yard. Visual Material Intelligence is included at every plan.
- 1
Snap it
Photograph the item where it sits: the dock, the laydown yard, the truck bed.
- 2
It gets identified and priced
VMI names the item, writes the description and suggests a price from what similar items sold for.
- 3
Publish
Check it, publish it, and buyers near you see it.
Other platforms charge 12% to 15% to sell. We start at 8% and go down.
Every row below is a number from our price list, not a promise.
Competitor column: IronPlanet / RB Global seller fee schedule, as recorded in the OFFLOADIT Website Audit v1, checked 2026-08-11.
- Sale
- $1,000
- Marketplace fee (8% on Free)
- $80
- Card processing
- Absorbed by OFFLOADIT
- Paid to you
- $920
Listing was free. The Free rate steps down as your 90-day volume grows.
Which one are you?
The plan follows the shape of your business, not the other way round.
One truckload
A jobsite closeout, a garage build, a load of leftovers. Up to 10 active listings, items up to $2,500, a 8% fee only when it sells.
List free →A truck a month
An electrician, a plumber, a framer clearing the truck every few weeks. Up to 100 listings, items to $50,000, a 7% fee, bulk CSV from the office and the Pro badge. Two to four shops? Pro Plus is $2.99 per location.
Start Pro →More than one yard
Up to 20 locations, the Internal Store where your own jobs claim first at no fee, roles for your crews, a 6% marketplace fee or your own payment rails at no fee.
See Business →Pro pays for itself at about $400 a month of sales: the one point of fee it saves covers the subscription.
No listing dead-ends.
Every item exits at its best value. The ladder runs on every plan.
- 1
Drop the price
Buyers watching the item get told. Most leftovers move at the second price.
- 2
Send it to auction
Price discovery for equipment and bulk lots, run by our auction team.
- 3
Divert it
Offer it to a participating Habitat ReStore from the listing. The store answers from your photos, you get a handoff code and a documented receipt at the dock.
Paid out when the buyer confirms delivery.
Funds release 48 hours after the buyer confirms, with a 21-day safety net if they never respond.
Held, then released
The buyer pays into Secure Pay when you agree. You hand over the item; 48 hours after they confirm, it is yours.
Weekly payouts
Released funds pay out to your bank weekly. Card processing is absorbed by OFFLOADIT at every plan.
Your ceiling rises with your track record
New sellers start with a per-item ceiling that rises with completed sales and verification; a Pro plan supports items up to $50,000.
Questions sellers ask
What does it cost to sell?+
Listing is free at every plan. When an item sells on the marketplace you pay 8% on Free, 7% on Pro and 6% on Business, down to 4% as your volume grows. Card processing is absorbed by OFFLOADIT.
Is card processing extra?+
No. The marketplace fee is the only charge, and card processing is inside it.
How many listings can I have?+
Up to 10 active listings on Free and 100 on Pro. Business and Enterprise are unlimited under fair use.
Is there a limit on item value?+
Free lists items up to $2,500; Pro supports items up to $50,000. Your effective per-item ceiling starts lower and rises with your track record.
Can I cancel a paid plan?+
Yes, any time. Your listings stay up until they expire under the plan you move to.
When do I get paid?+
Secure Pay releases the funds 48 hours after the buyer confirms delivery, or after the 21-day safety net if they never respond, and pays out weekly.