We love clothing — but it already dominates resale.
ThriftShopper is built for items with story, character, and discovery value: objects, accessories, collectibles, design pieces, and the unexpected. By narrowing the focus, we make discovery calmer, more interesting, and more rewarding.
(We may explore other dedicated marketplaces over time. This one is intentional.)
Because discovery shouldn't be pay-to-play.
Right now, ThriftShopper keeps fees minimal to encourage thoughtful listings, experimentation, and early participation. We're focused on building a healthy marketplace first — not extracting value before it exists.
No — and that's by design.
There are no promoted listings, boosted placements, or pay-to-win visibility. Items surface based on relevance, interest, and fit — not who pays the most. This keeps discovery fair, human, and genuinely surprising.
You can — but it's not the point.
Categories exist, but ThriftShopper isn't built like a warehouse. Discovery here is about wandering, noticing, and finding things you weren't explicitly searching for. There are plenty of places to filter endlessly by category. We wanted to build something different.
Because it's meant to.
Most marketplaces optimize for speed and volume. ThriftShopper optimizes for fit — better matches, fewer mismatches, and less noise. Slower discovery often leads to better finds.
Yes.
We're building thoughtfully and learning from how people actually use the platform. Some features are still evolving, and your feedback helps shape what comes next.
If you're looking for deeper guidance, seller details, or help with an issue, visit our Support page or email us anytime at support@thriftshopper.com.