Sell Your Boxes
Have surplus boxes taking up space? Send a free request and partner suppliers in our network can make you an offer.
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Tell us what you need — a partner supplier will follow up
What Partner Suppliers Purchase
Partner suppliers in our network buy used packaging materials. Whether you have a few hundred boxes from a recent move or thousands of gaylords from a warehouse cleanout, send us the details. We pass them on, and a supplier can make an offer based on current market conditions and the condition of the load.
- Used gaylord boxes (common sizes and wall types)
- Corrugated shipping boxes (sorted or mixed)
- Specialty containers and custom boxes
- Wooden and plastic pallets
- Cardboard bales and loose cardboard
- Packaging accessories and supplies
- Returnable containers and totes
- Plastic crates and bins
- Bubble wrap, packing peanuts, and packing materials
- Oversized and custom-dimension boxes
- Foam packaging and inserts
Selling Process
Contact Us
Tell us what you have: box types, approximate quantities, condition, and location. Use our online form or email.
Get an Offer
We pass your details to partner suppliers. If one is interested, the supplier follows up with an offer. There is no obligation to accept.
Schedule Pickup
Accept the offer and agree a pickup time directly with the supplier, or ask about dropping off the load.
Get Paid
The partner supplier pays you. Payment method and timing are agreed between you and the supplier, so confirm them before pickup.
How Used Boxes Are Priced
Offers come from partner suppliers. Here are the factors that usually determine what used packaging is worth.
Box Type
Gaylord boxes, standard corrugated, specialty containers, and pallets each have different market values.
Size & Dimensions
Standard sizes tend to be easier to resell. Unusual dimensions can still have value, depending on what buyers need.
Condition & Grade
Clean, dry boxes with intact flaps are usually worth more than heavily used ones. Boxes too worn to reuse may only suit recycling.
Quantity Available
A larger, consistent load is often easier for a supplier to take on, and can affect the offer and the pickup arrangements.
Current Market Rates
Used box pricing moves with supply and demand, so the same load can bring a different offer at a different time.
Your Location
Your distance from a partner supplier and the cost of moving the load both factor into an offer. Availability depends on partner suppliers in your area.
Pickup & Collection
Pickup is available through partner suppliers. Here is what to expect when you arrange a collection.
Supplier Trucks
Pickup is available through partner suppliers, who use the trucks and carriers that suit the load. Let them know the size of the load and whether you have a dock.
Flexible Scheduling
Pickup times are agreed directly with the supplier. Mention any times that suit your loading dock, along with times to avoid.
One-Time or Repeat
Say whether this is a one-time warehouse cleanout or surplus that builds up regularly. Whether repeat pickups are possible depends on the supplier.
Minimum Loads
Minimum load sizes vary by partner supplier. Pallet quantities are usually simpler to collect than a few loose boxes.
Requests From Across the US
We accept requests from across the US. Availability depends on partner suppliers in your area, and some loads may not have a local buyer.
How to Prepare Your Boxes
A little preparation makes a load easier to assess. These simple steps help whether you have one pallet or a full warehouse.
Keep Them Dry
Moisture weakens corrugated board and can make a box unsellable. Store surplus boxes indoors or under cover until they are collected.
Sort by Type and Size
Grouping boxes by type and size makes your load easier to assess. Flattened, stacked boxes also take up less room on a truck.
Count and Measure
Give approximate quantities and dimensions in your request. Length, width and depth are the details a supplier will ask for first.
Take Photos
Photos of the stack and a sample box show condition quickly, and they can answer questions before anyone makes a trip.
Selling FAQ
Common questions from sellers. Need more info? Reach out and we'll do our best to help.
What types of boxes can I sell?
Partner suppliers commonly buy gaylord boxes, corrugated shipping boxes, specialty containers and pallets. Some also take plastic crates and packing materials. What a supplier accepts varies, so list everything you have in your request.
How is the price for my boxes decided?
The partner supplier sets the offer based on box type, size, condition, quantity, current market rates, and your location. Pricing is by quote, so there is no fixed price list.
Do I need to sort my boxes before pickup?
Ask the supplier. Sorting is often helpful because it makes a load easier to assess, but what is required varies by partner supplier.
Is there a minimum quantity for pickup?
Minimums vary by partner supplier. Tell us what you have and the supplier can say whether pickup makes sense for the load.
How quickly can a pickup be scheduled?
Timing depends on the supplier and your location. A partner supplier follows up, and you agree a date directly with them.
Can a supplier help with a warehouse cleanout?
Possibly. Describe the job in your request, including what is there and how much. A partner supplier may buy the reusable materials and arrange recycling for the rest, subject to availability in your area.
How do I get paid?
The partner supplier pays you directly. Payment methods and timing are set by the supplier, so confirm them before you accept an offer.
Have Boxes to Sell?
Send us the details and a partner supplier will follow up about your surplus packaging.
Request an Offer