Pricing
Price is the #1 indicator of how fast your gear will sell, so it’s important to choose the right asking price when you list it for sale.
You can decide how quickly you want to sell by how competitively you price. If your asking price is too high, you might miss out on interested buyers. By following a few easy steps, you can figure out the value of your gear and ensure that you maximize the amount of money you get for it.
You can decide how quickly you want to sell by how competitively you price. If your asking price is too high, you might miss out on interested buyers. By following a few easy steps, you can figure out the value of your gear and ensure that you maximize the amount of money you get for it.
Start by answering these questions:
1
What is the listing price of similar instruments for sale now?
2
How many others are listed?
3
What is the condition of my gear vs. others for sale?
PRO TIP
Do your research.
If you can’t find the item you want to sell, filter your search by “sold listings.”
Photos
Good pictures say a thousand words and help buyers answer their own questions about your listing and avoid misunderstandings.
Take more than one photo. You can attach up to 25 pictures to your listing, so it helps to take as many as you can from different angles. If you can, we also recommend including a video to show off how great your gear sounds.
Good pictures say a thousand words and help buyers answer their own questions about your listing and avoid misunderstandings.
Take more than one photo. You can attach up to 25 pictures to your listing, so it helps to take as many as you can from different angles. If you can, we also recommend including a video to show off how great your gear sounds.
Description
Describe your item as accurately as possible.
Every piece of gear that’s been used is unique and has its own story. A detailed description helps buyers make a more informed decision and understand exactly what will be delivered to their door. Make sure to talk about the condition, specifications, and any modifications you may have made to the equipment that could affect the value.
What Each Condition Means:
- Mint items are in essentially new original condition but have been opened or played.
- Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.
- Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.
- Good Condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.
- Fair Condition gear should function but will show noticeable cosmetic damage or other issues.
- Poor Condition gear may not work properly but can still perform most functions.
- Non Functioning items do not work as they should. All known issues should be described in the listing description.
Learn More About Selling on Reverb
Seller Hub
Your starting point to learn about selling on Reverb, including more information on seller tools, shipping guides, and how tos.
Reverb Seller Protection
Reverb is a better, safer place to sell your gear because our expert team has your back whether you’re making your first sale or your hundredth.
Transparent Pricing
Listing an instrument for sale is free, and with our clear and simple pricing, you’ll always know how much of the final sale price you’ll keep and when you’ll get paid.
Shipping Corner
Shipping materials, discounted shipping labels, and safe shipping–plus tips from our team of musicians–all in one place.
Learn More About Selling on Reverb
Seller Hub
Your starting point to learn about selling on Reverb, including more information on seller tools, shipping guides, and how tos.
Reverb Seller Protection
Reverb is a better, safer place to sell your gear because our expert team has your back whether you’re making your first sale or your hundredth.
Transparent Pricing
Listing an instrument for sale is free, and with our clear and simple pricing, you’ll always know how much of the final sale price you’ll keep and when you’ll get paid.