Owner
Has stuff to sell. Finds a seller, hands it over, and gets paid when it sells.
How it works
Someone else sells it. You get paid.
You have stuff in the way. A seller handles the listing, and you get the money when it sells.
Who’s who
Seller
Sells the stuff on the owner’s behalf. May store it or pick it up. Pays the owner and pays the app.
Buyer
The person who buys the stuff from the seller — on Marketplace, Kijiji, or in a shop. Buyers are not a login in this version. They deal with the seller, not with this app.
The short version
1
List the stuff
Photos, size, the price you want, and whether someone needs to pick it up or you can drop it off.
2
Pick a seller
Browse the map or the list. Filter by who’s free, what they charge per day, and how they work. Message them before you hire if you want.
3
Hand it over
You both confirm pickup or drop-off. They can note the condition. A card hold covers the asking price while they have it.
4
They sell it
They list it wherever buyers look and share the link with you. You can see what you’d get if it sells today.
5
You get paid
When it sells, they pay you and pay the app. You confirm the money arrived.
How the money splits
Two ways to split a sale. You pick one when you list the stuff. The exact numbers sit on the selling agreement.
You set the price. The seller is paid for posting, storage, a bonus if it sells quickly, and any extras (pickup, cleaning, and so on). The app takes 15% of what the seller earns. You get what’s left.
They sell for a cut. You agree on your share of the sale (often 80%). They keep the rest, plus extras. The app takes 15% of their cut. There is no daily storage fee on this path.
If the e-transfer doesn’t show up, the job page explains the payment dispute. Referral rewards live on the referrals page.