Compare
Where to sell used items and handmade items online
Most people end up with a fashion app, a craft marketplace, a digital storefront and a local listings board. These comparisons explain, honestly, where each one still wins — and where one social marketplace does the job for all of it, from a used jacket to a handmade mug to a digital template.
Free to join and free to list. Already have an account? Sign in.
Why sellers move to Stashly
- One profile for used, new, handmade, digital and local pickup items
- Social feed and followers, so your listings get seen after you post them
- Offers, in-app messaging and Stripe checkout built in
- Refunds, returns and receipts tracked on every order
What are you selling?
Used items
Where to sell used items online, and how to pick the right platform.
Used clothes
Photos, sizing and pricing that actually moves secondhand pieces.
Handmade items
Price your hours, take custom orders and show the process.
Used electronics
What buyers check before they pay, and how to list it safely.
Furniture
Local pickup, recorded payment, no cash at the doorstep.
Digital products
Templates, presets and ebooks delivered the moment they pay.
All comparisons
Stashly vs Depop
Compare Stashly and Depop for selling clothes and vintage: social feed, offers, messaging, secure checkout, returns and what you can list beyond fashion.
Read the comparison
Stashly vs Etsy
Compare Stashly and Etsy for selling handmade and craft: social storefronts, process content, custom orders, offers and secure checkout in one place.
Read the comparison
Stashly vs Gumroad
Compare Stashly and Gumroad for selling templates, ebooks and presets: instant delivery, built-in discovery, a social feed and physical items in the same shop.
Read the comparison
Stashly vs Facebook Marketplace
Compare Stashly and Facebook Marketplace: recorded payments instead of cash at the door, real seller profiles, offers, returns and shipping beyond your local area.
Read the comparison
Stashly vs eBay
Compare Stashly and eBay: simple fixed-price listings with offers, social discovery and secure checkout instead of auctions and complex seller tooling.
Read the comparison
Questions people ask before they start selling
Where can I sell used items online?
Used clothing usually sells on Depop or Vinted, electronics and collectibles on eBay, and furniture locally on Facebook Marketplace. Stashly takes all of those in one profile: list a used item, ship it or offer local pickup, and take payment through Stripe checkout instead of cash at the door.
Where is the best place to sell handmade items?
Etsy is the biggest search-driven marketplace for handmade goods, and craft fairs still work locally. On Stashly your process posts and your finished pieces share one profile, so people who follow the making can buy from the post, and custom orders are agreed in messages and locked in with an offer.
How do I sell handmade items online step by step?
Photograph the piece in daylight, write what it is made of and how long it takes you to make, price it so your hours are covered, list it, and post the process. On Stashly the AI listing writer drafts the title and description from a rough note, and you publish once your email is confirmed.
What can I sell on Stashly?
Anything legal: used and new items, handmade pieces, clothing, electronics, furniture, art, collectibles, print-on-demand and digital downloads. Digital files are delivered to the buyer automatically once checkout completes.
Does it cost anything to list?
Creating a profile and listing items is free. Verified Seller is an optional subscription that adds a verified badge, the analytics dashboard and priority support.
How do I get paid, and is it safe?
Buyers pay through Stripe checkout, so the payment is captured and recorded before handover. Messages, offers, refunds and returns are all tracked on the order rather than left to a chat thread.
Can I sell locally as well as ship?
Yes. Mark a listing as local pickup and arrange the collection in in-app messages, or ship it to a buyer anywhere. Both run through the same checkout and order record.
Questions buyers ask before they order
Is it safe to buy used items from a stranger online?
On Stashly you never hand cash to someone you don't know. Payment runs through Stripe checkout, the order is recorded with the listing and the seller, and every message sits on the same thread, so there is a record if something goes wrong.
What happens if the item never arrives or isn't as described?
Open the order and request a refund. The seller responds in the app, refunds are issued back through Stripe to your original payment method, and the whole exchange stays attached to the order rather than a private chat.
Can I return something I bought?
Yes. Start a return request from the order, the seller approves it and shares the return address, and you add the carrier, tracking number and a photo of the receipt as the return moves along.
Can I offer less than the asking price?
Send an offer from the listing. The seller can accept, decline or counter, and once an offer is accepted you check out at the agreed price.
Can I collect an item locally instead of paying for shipping?
Listings marked local pickup are collected in person. Agree the time and place in messages, and still pay through checkout so the purchase is on record.
How do I know a handmade seller is genuine?
Look at the seller's profile: their posts, past listings, followers and whether they carry the verified badge, which sellers get through extra checks. Every seller confirms their email before they can publish anything.
How do digital downloads work?
Digital items are delivered to you automatically as soon as checkout completes, so there is nothing to wait for in the post.
Stop paying for four apps
Used clothes, tech, furniture, art, handmade pieces and digital downloads — one profile, one checkout, one audience. Listing is free.
Prefer to look around first? Browse Stashly.