Where to Buy Liquidation Pallets
The big online options are B-Stock, Direct Liquidation and Liquidation.com. BULQ shut down on July 28, 2025. Always add the buyer's premium and freight before you decide what a lot is worth.
✓ Checked on each site
| Marketplace | What its site says |
|---|---|
| B-Stock Supply | B2B auction marketplace for returned and excess inventory from many sellers. Standard 10% buyer's premium; pay by wire within two business days; US buyers need a resale certificate; shipping arranged by seller (flat fee) or by buyer. |
| Direct Liquidation | Wholesale lots from US retailers with make-an-offer or buy-now options, and a pricing tool showing sales history of past pallets. |
| Liquidation.com | Online auctions of wholesale lots and surplus. Read each lot's fees and shipping terms before bidding. |
Before you bid
- Read the manifest and condition grade (customer returns can be damaged or missing parts).
- Add the buyer's premium (10% on B-Stock Supply) and freight to the price.
- Estimate what share of units will actually sell, then run the pallet profit calculator.
- Have a resale certificate ready. See scam and resale-certificate tips.
FAQ
Is BULQ still open?
No. BULQ stopped taking orders on July 28, 2025 at 5 PM ET, according to its FAQ page (also reported by Value Added Resource).
What is B-Stock's buyer's premium?
B-Stock Supply says all its auctions have a standard 10% buyer's premium added to the winning bid. Payment is by wire within two business days of auction close.
Who pays freight on a pallet?
It varies by listing. On B-Stock Supply, shipping is either arranged by the seller (a flat-rate fee is added) or arranged by the buyer. Check each listing before bidding.