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Buying, selling, recycling, or hauling — describe it here. The more detail on product, volume, and location, the faster and tighter the quote.
For a fast, tight quote
Include these for a tighter quote.
You don't need every line to hear back, but the more of this you send, the fewer follow-up emails, and the closer the first number is to the final one.
Product & size
Recycled, new, or custom, and the footprint (e.g. 48×40 GMA). If you're unsure, describe the load.
Grade & condition
Grade A (#1), Grade B (#2), or mixed. For pallets you're selling, note condition and add a photo.
Quantity & cadence
A one-time count or a weekly/monthly volume. Recurring orders usually cost less per pallet.
Delivery location
A delivery or pickup ZIP so freight can be priced. Dock, forklift, or ground drop matters too.
Timeline
When you need it — a firm date, a recurring window, or 'whenever it's ready.'
Condition (for sellers)
Describe the stack: sizes, rough counts, and how many are broken. It helps a partner supplier make an accurate offer.
How pricing works
No mystery math: four levers.
Pallet pricing isn't a fixed catalog. It flexes with what you order and how. Here's exactly what moves the number.
Volume
The single biggest lever. Higher counts and recurring orders drop the per-pallet price meaningfully.
Grade
Grade A costs more than Grade B for the same size. B trades cosmetics for savings.
Condition & size
Standard 48×40 footprints are cheapest because supply is deepest. Odd sizes and custom builds price by materials and labor.
Delivery
Distance, access, and whether it's a scheduled route or a one-off run all factor into freight.
Quote tips by service
Say the right thing for what you need.
Buying pallets
Lead with size, grade, quantity, and delivery ZIP. Mention your load if you're unsure which spec to order, and ask for the cheapest fit.
Selling pallets
Send a rough count by size and condition. 48×40 GMA is usually in most demand. Note whether you want a one-time or recurring pickup.
Recycling & removal
Describe the pile — mixed, broken, or one-off — plus location and access. Volume and drivability set the price and the schedule.
Logistics & transport
Give origin, destination, cadence, and load type. Standing routes price better than one-off runs.
Custom fabrication
Share load weight, dimensions, stacking, and destination (domestic vs. export). Export needs ISPM-15 heat treatment.
Not sure yet
Just describe the problem in plain words. If anything's missing, the reply will ask for it.
Quote FAQ
Common questions about getting a number.
How will I get my quote?
A partner supplier in our network follows up by email. Complete details on product, quantity, and location mean fewer follow-up questions.
Is the quote binding?
No. Partner suppliers set their own prices and terms, and final pricing is confirmed with them once quantity, grade, and, for pallets you're selling, condition are checked.
Is there a minimum order?
No. You can ask for a quote on anything from a single pallet to weekly truckloads. Larger and recurring orders usually cost less per pallet.
Why does the form ask for a phone number?
So the partner supplier handling your request has a second way to reach you about it. The reply itself comes by email.
What if I'm not sure what size or grade I need?
Describe the load, how it ships, and where it's going, and ask which size and grade fits. When in doubt, mention the 48×40 GMA footprint: it's the standard most freight rides on.
Cincinnati Pallet is a referral service. Quotes come from partner suppliers in our network, who set their own prices and terms.
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