Celebrating 25 Years 
Pricing Guidelines
Pricing is tricky! How do I price my items?
Follow this guide and you will price perfectly!
- When pricing your items, consider discounting! Consignors who offer discounts earn 25% more revenue. Plus, if you both discount and donate all your items, you'll enjoy an extra early shopping time, one hour before others!
- Don't remember what you paid? Try searching the brand and item online to find the lowest current retail price available.
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We suggest looking over the graphic below or price at ⅓ of retail price. Infant clothing should be about ¼ retail price. For example:
$100 stroller divide by 3 = $33.50
$40.00 dress divide by 3 = $13.50
$40.00 INFANT (size 0-24 mo) dress = $10.00 (¼ rule)
Helpful Pricing Notes
- When pricing items you plant on donating, the system automatically sets them to go half-price!
- Newborn and infant clothes (up to size 2T) do NOT sell very easily, so price them accordingly if you don't want to see them again ... even "new with tags". New mommies get so much of these sizes in gifts that unless it's priced right, they don't typically need it. It's more of a want.
- Size 2T and up have more wiggle room with pricing.
Helpful Pricing Notes
- You should ask yourself "what would I pay for this?"
- DO NOT price with your emotions!!! Because of treeasured memories that you habe attached to an item, you will always believe your items are "worth" more than someone else purchasing them. Just remember – no one can buy your memories ... you will have those forever.
- Now, that doesn't mean you should GIVE it away. But marking something just $1 or $2 lower could mean the difference between storing that oversized toy in the garage for another 6 months or not.
