Let customers resell items back through your store — directly from their order history. You approve, pay store credit, and republish stock that sells itself.
From a customer's order history to a republished product, Resello automates the whole loop.
Shoppers choose eligible products straight from their order history and submit them for resale.
A prepaid shipping label is generated automatically and the inbound package is tracked.
Approve, reject, or downgrade each item by condition and set the credit it earns.
Customers get instant store credit and approved items publish back to your catalog.
No forms, no friction. Customers reopen a past order, pick what they want to resell, and Resello handles condition, value, and shipping.
A merchant-side inbox to triage incoming requests with full order context — approve, downgrade, or reject at the item level.
Group products into resale sets and define exactly how, when, and where customers can send items back.
Approved resales pay out as store credit customers spend on you — while items flow straight back into your catalog as new products.
Automatic, on-brand emails fire at each stage of the resale journey — and labels work with the carriers your customers already use.
See credit issued, items republished, and your best-performing categories — so resale becomes a measurable revenue line, not a guess.
Generate labels and track inbound resale shipments with 14+ carriers across regions.
Every plan includes a flat 5% fee per approved resale — you only pay more as resale becomes a bigger part of your revenue.
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Give customers a reason to come back — and turn past purchases into stock that sells again.
