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Sell Your Pallets
Empty pallets stacking up by the dock aren't just clutter. Reusable ones are inventory you can sell, by the bundle or the trailer-load, with pickup available through partner suppliers.
Send rough counts by size and condition, and a partner supplier in our network can reply with a per-pallet offer by email. Agree the price with them, then schedule a pickup. Reusable surplus can earn money instead of costing a disposal bill.
Request a quote
Tell us the product, the volume, and where you are. You'll get a reply by email.
How it works
Three steps, no runaround.
Count and describe
Rough quantities by size (48×40 is usually worth the most) and condition. The more detail, the faster the offer.
Get an offer
A partner supplier replies with a per-pallet price by email, based on size, grade, and volume.
Schedule the pickup
Agree a pickup date and payment with the partner supplier, and your dock gets its space back.
At a glance
What you can ask for
Put any of these in your request. Availability depends on partner suppliers.
- Per-pallet offers by email
- Pickup of the pallets you sell
- Recurring pickups for high-volume sites
- Broken pallets collected along with sellable ones
- Mixed and unsorted piles welcome
- Offers from a count and description, no site visit needed to start
What pallets are worth
48×40 GMA pallets in reusable condition usually earn the highest price. Off-sizes and repairable cores still have value. Broken pallets rarely earn a price, but they can be collected for recycling with the rest of the pile.
If you generate pallets continuously, ask for recurring pickups so the pile never builds up in the first place.
You don't have to sort or grade anything. Stack them where a forklift and truck can reach, send a rough count, and say what's in the pile. Mixed piles are fine.
- 48×40 GMA in reusable condition: usually pays best
- Off-size and specialty pallets: still valued by the piece
- Repairable cores: worth money even if they need work
- Block and Euro / EPAL pallets: often in demand
- Broken and mixed pallets: collected for recycling
- Pallet collars and reusable boxes: ask about these too
How selling works
Getting an offer doesn't need a site visit to start. Count roughly by size and condition and send it with the form. A partner supplier replies with a per-pallet price by email.
Agree on the number with the partner supplier and schedule a pickup. High-volume sites can ask for a recurring pickup.
Turn a cost into cash
Many operations treat empty pallets as a disposal problem, paying by the ton to throw reusable hardwood in a roll-off. Selling them flips that: the same pile becomes revenue, and the reusable pallets go back into service instead of a landfill.
Good questions
Sell Your Pallets FAQ
How much is a used pallet worth?
It depends on size, grade, and quantity, and partner suppliers set their own prices. 48×40s in good shape are usually worth the most. Send counts with the form and a partner supplier can make a per-pallet offer by email.
Do I need a full truckload to sell?
No. You can ask for an offer on smaller lots too.
Do I have to sort the pallets first?
No. Mixed and unsorted piles are fine. Just stack them where a forklift and truck can reach, and describe what's there.
Can broken pallets go too?
Broken and unrepairable pallets don't usually earn a buy price, but you can ask to have them collected for recycling on the same pickup as your sellable pallets.
How do I get an offer without a site visit?
Count roughly by size and condition, describe the stack, and send it with the form. That's usually enough for a partner supplier to start on a per-pallet offer.
Can I set up recurring pickups?
You can ask. Say how often pallets build up and ask for a recurring pickup; availability depends on partner suppliers.
What areas are covered?
Requests from Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana; availability depends on partner suppliers. Include your ZIP in your request.
Let's put your pallets back to work.
Buying, selling, recycling, or hauling — one form, and a partner supplier follows up by email.