Run your own estate sale

An estate sale used to take a crew. Now it takes your phone.

AI prices and describes each item, builds your public sale page, and opens it to remote bidders and timed entry — the work that used to require a professional crew. You run the sale yourself, and keep the 30–40% a company would have taken.

One flat setup fee, then a small share of what sells. No commission, no crew in your home, paid directly.

What a traditional company would take

$25,000
A company keeps (35%)
$8,750
Gone before you see a cent.
You keep with EstateSaleUSA
$23,151
After a $99 setup fee and 7%.
Drag the slider to your estate's rough value. Difference in your pocket: $6,901
How it works

Two sides of the same sale.

Whether you're clearing a home or hunting for something worth keeping, the process is built to be simple on both ends.

If you're running the sale

Sellers

  1. Photograph the itemsWalk the house with your phone. Scout, our AI, writes the description and suggests a fair price for each piece.
  2. Publish your sale pageWe build a clean, searchable public page — photos, prices, dates, address, and a map — and generate a QR tag for every item.
  3. Run the day from your phoneStaggered entry times keep the doorway calm. Check buyers in, take card payments or cash, and watch remote bids land in real time.
  4. Get paid directlyMoney goes straight to your bank through Stripe. No agent holds your funds, and there's no waiting on a payout check.
If you're shopping

Buyers

  1. Find sales near youBrowse by location and date, with full photos and prices before you ever leave the house.
  2. Bid remotely or reserve a timePlace offers on high-value pieces from anywhere, or claim an entry slot so you're not stuck in a 7 a.m. line.
  3. Scan, pay, doneScan an item's QR code for details and offers. Pay by card or cash at checkout — no haggling at a folding table required.
Happening soon

Upcoming estate sales.

Browse what's coming up, with every item photographed and priced before you go.

No sales listed yet — be the first.

We're just getting started. Sales hosted on EstateSaleUSA will appear here. If you've got a home to clear, you could be the first one on the map.

Start the first sale
Meet Scout

The hardest part is knowing what it's worth. Scout knows.

Pricing a stranger's lifetime of belongings is the part that stops most people. Scout reads your photos and handles it — then stays with you through the whole sale.

  • Writes a clear description and suggests a price from a single photo
  • Flags damage and details that change an item's value
  • Answers the questions you don't know to ask — permits, timing, what sells
  • Hands you a plain summary at the end: what sold, what's left, what you made
Scout · pricing an item
Found this in the dining room. No idea what it is.
That's a mid-century walnut credenza, likely 1960s. Clean lines, tapered legs — this style sells well. I'd list it at $340, open to offers. One drawer pull looks loose; I noted it so buyers aren't surprised.
List it.
Done. It's on your sale page with a QR tag ready to print. That's item 48 — your estimated sale total is now $9,210.
New to estate sales

The tools that make running it yourself possible.

Running your own sale used to mean doing a professional crew's job by hand. It doesn't anymore — the software does the heavy lifting, so what's left for you is the part only you can do.

You keep the money

Paid directly, not through us

Card payments land in your own bank account through Stripe. We never hold your funds — you set it up once and get paid as items sell.

AI does the cataloging

Hundreds of items, priced fast

Scout turns a photo into a titled, described, priced listing in seconds — the tedious work that makes people give up and call an agent.

A calmer opening

Staggered entry, no stampede

Buyers reserve a time slot and check in by QR or name. You control the flow instead of fighting a crowd at the door.

Reach past the driveway

Remote bidding on what matters

Cars, antiques, collectibles — let buyers anywhere place offers, so the right item finds the right person, not just whoever showed up.

Pricing

One setup fee, then a small share. No surprises.

Estate sale companies take a third or more of everything. We charge a flat fee to set your sale up, then a small percentage of what actually sells — whether buyers pay by card or cash.

$99 to set up your sale
7% of what sells

Card payments go straight to your bank. Compare that to the 30–40% a traditional company keeps off the top.

Standard Stripe card-processing fees apply on card transactions. Your exact terms are shown and confirmed before you publish. See full pricing →

Your family's things deserve better than a third off the top.

Set up a sale in an afternoon. Keep what's yours.

Start your estate sale