How it works

For sellers

Need a fresh start? Start your sale, free.

Set up a Rummage sale in minutes, list as many items as you like, and keep every dollar. No fees, no storefront to build: just one link to share.

Example only

rummage.nz/s/xyzy7h/summer-garage-sale

Summer Garage Sale

Clearing out the whole garage before we move! Furniture, tools, boardgames, records and a heap of kitchen bits. Everything must go!

Frequently asked questions

What's a Rummage sale?

It's a collection of things you want to sell! Create just the one Rummage sale and add everything you want to sell to it, or you can make different Rummage sales and get more specific: have a Rummage sale for your office clean out, all your vinyl or your collection of 1970s era Barbie accessories. It's up to you.

Do Rummage sales expire?

Never! Rummage sales stay live as long as you like, and as long as they are live, always have the same address. Items added to a Rummage sale last a month, but you can re-list them as often as you like, for free.

Do item listings expire?

Yes. While Rummage sales last as long as you like, the items inside the Rummage sales expire after a month. This is to prevent items becoming stale or forgotten, but don't worry! Once an item expires, sellers are notified and they can relist them as many times as they like.

Does it cost anything?

No. Listing a sale is free and there are no selling fees. You keep every dollar you make.

How do buyers pay?

Each item you add to your Rummage sale gives you the option to choose cash on pick up or bank transfer. Sellers can also connect Rummage to a Stripe account to allow payment with cards.

Is my address public?

Never automatically. Your suburb shows on your sale, but your exact address is only shared with buyers you choose.

Can buyers pay with card?

Sellers can link Rummage to a Stripe account (creating one if they don't have one already). Stripe may take a small percentage of each sale; Rummage doesn't handle payments at all and linking to a Stripe account is free.

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