No pricing to set, no bidding to manage. Photos, location, pickup details, done. Free pickup on most scrap loads across Australia.
No detailed specs, no grade codes, just clear photos of what you're getting rid of.
Where the material actually is, so pickup can be arranged without back-and-forth.
Your earliest available date and a time slot, plus whether a forklift is available on-site if it's needed.
Our logistics partners collect from your location once it's confirmed, for most scrap loads across Australia. Remote areas are handled on a case-by-case basis.
Quick Sale trades some control over price for speed. You're not setting a number, running an auction, or negotiating a specific rate, the value is assessed against current material prices once it's collected. If getting every dollar out of a specific grade matters more than convenience, a regular listing is the better fit.
A normal listing asks for pricing, grade, specs, and lets you run bidding or negotiation. Quick Sale skips all of that: photos, location, and pickup details only. It trades some control over price for speed and simplicity.
Yes, for most scrap loads across Australia. If you're in a remote area, pickup options are discussed directly rather than assumed upfront.
It's assessed based on what's actually collected, in line with current material values, rather than a number you negotiate in advance. If you want to set your own price or run a competitive auction instead, a regular listing is the better fit.
Anyone clearing out material where the priority is getting it gone with minimal effort, a garage clean-out, a small job site, an appliance or two, rather than maximising every dollar on a specific grade.
Yes. If you decide you'd rather set a price, run an auction, or negotiate directly once you see what's involved, nothing locks you into Quick Sale specifically.
