Wondering where to sell flipped furniture fast and for more cash? This quick guide shows easy, safe places local buyers love—so your hard-earned makeover finds a happy home today.
Quick links:
- Up to pillar: furniture flipping beginner guide
- Sideways: flipping furniture for profit | couch flipping playbook
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Top places at a glance
| Channel | Cost | Your cut | Speed | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asherfield | Free to list | 85% (buyer pays 15% deposit) | Fast—serious local buyers | Any flipped piece |
| Facebook Marketplace | Free | 100 % | Varies—many no-shows | Small items, quick flips |
| Craigslist | Free | 100 % | Slow—lots of haggle | Large items in big cities |
| Consignment store | 0 upfront | 40–60 % | Slow—wait to sell | High-end vintage |
| Etsy / eBay | Listing + 6–15 % fee | 85–94 % | Medium—ship small items | Painted decor |
| Yard sale / flea market | Booth fee | 100 % cash | One-day blast | Bulk clear-outs |
Why we rank Asherfield #1
- No flakes. Buyers pay a 15% deposit, so they show up.
- Bigger cut. You keep 85%—better than consignment.
- Local focus. No shipping sofas across states.
- Free to list. Zero risk if an item sits.
- Quick payout. Remaining 85% hits your hand at pickup.
Want the step-by-step? See how to flip furniture tutorial then list on Asherfield.
Channel breakdown
1. Facebook Marketplace
- Huge audience; post in minutes.
- Watch for scammers and low offers.
- Tip: Add “Deposit via Asherfield to hold” in your post to filter serious buyers.
2. Craigslist
- Still strong in big metros.
- Use clear photos; disable email relay to avoid spam.
- Meet in public spots.
3. Local consignment shop
- Drop item, they handle selling.
- They keep up to 60 %.
- Payout may take months.
4. Etsy or eBay
- Great for small, shippable flips (stools, decor).
- Pack well; shipping damage kills profits.
- State “No returns on vintage.”
5. Yard sale or flea market
- Cash same day.
- Price low—buyers expect deals.
- Good for clearing slow movers.
How to choose the right spot
| Ask yourself | Best fit |
|---|---|
| Need cash fast? | Facebook + Asherfield (list both) |
| Big bulky sofa? | Asherfield or Craigslist with delivery option |
| Hand-painted decor? | Etsy |
| No time to meet buyers? | Consignment (accept lower payout) |
| Lots of mixed items? | Weekend yard sale, then list leftovers online |
Tips to boost sales anywhere
- Great photos. Bright light, no clutter.
- Clear price. Firm or OBO—state it.
- Offer delivery. Build $30–$50 into price.
- Respond fast. Under 1 hour beats the competition.
- Cross-link. Share your Asherfield listing to socials for trust.
FAQ
Where to sell flipped furniture online for free? Asherfield, Facebook, and Craigslist cost nothing up front.
Is it safe to meet buyers? Yes—use daylight, public spots, or the Asherfield deposit system so you know the buyer is real.
Can I list the same item on many sites? Yes, just remove listings once it sells to avoid double booking.
Do delivery apps help? Services like Dolly can move large pieces if you lack a truck—add fee to price.
What if a buyer ghosts me? On Asherfield, deposits stop that. On other sites, confirm pickup morning-of.
Next step
Pick one channel (we recommend starting with Asherfield), snap clear photos of your latest flip, and post today. The quicker you list, the sooner you profit—happy selling!
Great photos. Bright light, no clutter. Clear price. Firm or OBO—state it. Offer delivery. Build $30–$50 into price. Respond fast. Under 1 hour beats the competition. For more expert advice on selling furniture online—including platform tips and photo tricks—see Apartment Therapy’s guide to selling furniture online.
