Some items are briefly inspected, but most pallets are sold as-is. You may receive working items, items needing minor repairs, or products in original packaging.

No, pallets are pre-packed and randomized based on category. However, you can choose the type of pallet, such as electronics, mixed goods, or home & kitchen.

Some pallets come with a manifest showing estimated contents. Manifest availability depends on the batch and category.

Yes, especially general mixed pallets, which allow you to experiment with multiple product categories. Many resellers start small and scale as they learn the market.

Profit varies depending on the pallet type and condition of items, but many resellers report margins between 50%–200%. Premium pallets can offer even higher returns.

A pallet typically contains 50 to 200+ units, depending on its size and category. Larger pallets may include even more items.

Yes, shipping can be arranged to warehouses, shops, or home addresses. Delivery fees depend on location and pallet weight.

Most items can be resold, but some may require cleaning, repairs, or replacement parts. This is why return pallets are priced significantly below retail.

You simply select your pallet type, confirm availability, and finalize payment and delivery details. Our team will guide you through the full process.