Celebrating 27 Years 
Pricing Guidelines
Pricing is tricky! How do I price my items?
Follow this guide and you will price perfectly!
- Pricing Tip for Consignors! When pricing your items, consider offering a discount! 📉 Consignors who discount their items earn 25% more revenue—it’s a win-win! 🎉 Bonus Perk: If you discount AND donate all your items, you’ll get to shop even earlier—one hour before everyone else! Maximize your sales and enjoy those extra shopping perks! 🛍️✨
- Not sure what you originally paid? 🛒 Try searching for the brand and item online to find the lowest current retail price available—it’s a quick and easy way to price your items competitively! 💻✨
- We recommend reviewing the pricing graphic below or using this simple guideline: 👉 Price at 1/3 of retail value. For infant clothing (size 0-24 months), aim for about 1/4 of retail value. Here are a few examples: • $100 stroller: $100 ÷ 3 = $33.50 • $40 dress: $40 ÷ 3 = $13.50 • $40 infant dress (size 0-24 mo): $40 ÷ 4 = $10.00 Pricing this way helps your items sell quickly while earning you the most! 🛍️
Helpful Pricing Notes
- When pricing items you plan to donate, good news! The system automatically sets them to go half-price during the sale. This helps your items sell quickly while making a difference for others! 🛍️✨
- Newborn and infant clothes (up to size 2T) can be tough to sell, even if they’re “new with tags.” New moms often receive these sizes as gifts, so unless your items are priced just right, they’re more of a “want” than a “need.” If you’d rather not see them again, price them to move! 🛍️✨
- Clothing size 2T and up offers more flexibility with pricing! These sizes tend to sell better, so you have a little more “wiggle room” when setting your prices. 😊🛍️
Helpful Pricing Notes
- When pricing your items, ask yourself: “What would I pay for this?” Setting a fair price makes your items more appealing to buyers and helps them sell faster! 🛍️
- DO NOT price with your emotions! It’s natural to feel sentimental about items tied to treasured memories, but remember: those memories are priceless to you, not the buyer. Overpricing due to emotional attachment can hurt your sales. 💡 Keep this in mind: No one can buy your memories—you’ll always have those. Price your items to sell and let them create new memories for someone else! 🛍️✨
- Now, that doesn’t mean you should give it away—your items still have value! But remember, pricing something just $1 or $2 lower can make all the difference. It might be the key to selling that oversized toy rather than storing it in the garage for another 6 months. Price strategically to make the sale! 🛍️🎯