Auction houses exist for Rothkos and rare Burgundy. We opened one for the rest of it — the guitar in the corner, the credenza that didn't survive the move, the camera you swore you'd shoot film with. Things too good to donate, too annoying to sell.
The old way put that burden on you: photograph it, price it, post it five places, and then argue with strangers named “Interested.” So we run it like a house. You consign with a photograph. We appraise it at what the market actually pays, put the lot on the block in front of 130M+ buyers — starting with the biggest secondhand market on earth — hold the line at your floor, and wire you the money when it closes. Buyers get the mirror image: one real object, honestly photographed and graded, paid for through Stripe, tracked to their door.
Thirty percent when it sells — plus the actual postage. Nothing, ever, until then.
For consignors
For buyers
Not as described?
Your money back.
The Unloadr guarantee — not as described? Report it within 3 days of delivery with photos. If it's materially different from the listing, you get your money back — return shipping comes out of the refund. No returns for change of mind.
we are the seller of record on every lot · refunds via stripe, a few business days