You walk the house. We handle the rest.
An estate sale company sends a crew, takes over your home for a week, and keeps a third of everything. Here's how the software does the heavy lifting instead — so you run your own sale in an afternoon and keep what's yours.
From a houseful of stuff to a published sale.
Five steps, mostly done from your phone. Scout, our AI assistant, is with you the whole way.
- Tell Scout about the saleAnswer a few plain questions — what's the occasion, roughly how many items, when you'd like the sale. Scout sets up the sale page, dates, and address from your answers. No forms to wrestle with.
- Photograph your itemsOpen the app on your phone and take a photo of each piece. Scout writes the title and description, suggests a fair price, and flags any visible wear so buyers know what they're getting. Review, tweak if you want, approve.
- Connect your bank, onceA short, guided Stripe setup links your bank account so card payments reach you directly. This is the only part involving paperwork, and it's a one-time thing you do before going live.
- Publish your sale pageOne tap creates a clean, searchable public page — every item with photos and prices, your dates, address, and a map. We generate a printable QR tag for each item so buyers can scan for details and offers.
- Run the day, then get paidStaggered entry times keep the door calm. Check buyers in, take cards or cash at checkout, and watch remote bids arrive live. Card payments land in your bank — no agent, no payout check, no waiting.
Find the sale, skip the 6 a.m. line.
Estate sales are where the real finds are. We just made them easier to shop.
- Browse sales near youSearch by location and date. See every item, photo, and price before you decide whether it's worth the drive.
- Bid remotely or reserve a slotMake offers on high-value pieces from anywhere. Or claim an entry time so you walk in when it's your turn instead of waiting in line at dawn.
- Scan, pay, carry it homeScan an item's QR code for its full details and to place an offer. At checkout, pay by card or cash. That's it.
What Scout actually does
The pricing is the part that stops people. Scout is built to take it off your plate.
Reads your photos, writes descriptions, and suggests prices grounded in what items like yours actually sell for. Flags damage. Tells you which items need a measurement or extra photo to sell well.
Keeps a running total of your estimated take, tracks who's registered for which entry slot, and alerts you when a meaningful remote offer comes in on a high-value item.
Hands you a plain summary: what sold, what's left, what you made, broken down by card and cash. No spreadsheet archaeology.
Answers the questions you don't know to ask — timing, what tends to sell, how to handle leftover items, the practical stuff a first-timer runs into.