For online resellers
Wholesale stock for online resellers
Everything a reseller needs to judge before buying: what the stock is, what condition it is in, what it costs per unit and which channel it suits.
Buying guidance
What to work out before you buy
Eight things that decide whether a lot makes money or occupies your hallway for a year.
Choosing stock
Start from your channel, not from the discount. Fixed-price marketplaces reward repeatable single-line stock; auction and live selling reward mixed lots. Every Palletise lot states its stock type, condition and format so you can tell the two apart quickly.
Buying quantities
Individual products, job lots, single pallets, multi-pallet lots and full loads. Move up a level only when the previous one sells through reliably — cash tied up in unsold stock is the most common reason new resale businesses stall.
Stock condition
Our condition system separates NEW, CLEARANCE, BOX DAMAGED, CUSTOMER RETURN, UNTESTED RETURN and SALVAGE. Untested means untested: we do not describe stock as checked unless it has been through our returns process.
Approximate unit cost
Where a reliable unit count exists we show approximate cost per unit alongside the lot price. Add delivery and divide by the units you realistically expect to sell, not the units on the pallet.
Manifests
Manifests are available on many lots and are listed as available or not available on each one. Retail values shown on a manifest are a reference figure and are not a guaranteed resale value.
Resale channels
eBay suits mixed and opened goods; Amazon suits consistent branded lines with clean packaging; TikTok Shop and Whatnot suit visual products you can demonstrate. Buy for the channel you actually sell on today.
Delivery
Pallet delivery across mainland UK, quoted on pallet count and destination, with collection available by arrangement. Plan for a tail-lift drop at kerbside unless otherwise agreed.
Trade account & Academy
A trade account gives you saved stock, order history and quoted bulk pricing. Palletise Academy covers the operational side — sourcing, pricing, photography and margin.
Buyers
Who buys from Palletise?
Different buyers need different stock. These are the groups we supply most often.
Whatnot Sellers
Mixed pallets and job lots that work in live sales.
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