A standard pallet at $1,500. That is roughly about $2.14 a unit across the load.

What this load is

The pallet is built from customer returns, shelf pulls and overstock from US retail supply. It sits in our toys and baby department. Loads like this are assembled by category rather than by SKU, so the mix moves from shipment to shipment and no two are identical.

What we can and cannot tell you

We can tell you the load type, the department it was sorted into, the price, and the condition basis it was bought on. The count shown is approximate, taken at the pallet rather than the piece.

We cannot tell you the exact contents. This load is unmanifested. There is no itemized list, and we do not produce one on request. We also cannot tell you what any individual piece is worth, what proportion will be sellable in your channel, or what you will make on it. Anyone quoting you a guaranteed retail value on an unmanifested load is guessing.

Condition

Sold as used. That is the honest default for return-sourced goods and it covers the whole spread you should expect: some pieces unopened or as-new, some with shelf or handling wear, some untested, and a share that will be damaged or incomplete. Sorting and testing is your side of the work, and it is why the load costs what it does rather than what the goods retailed for.

How it ships

Freight, to a commercial address in the contiguous 48 states. Handling runs 1 to 3 business days and transit is normally 3 to 8 business days. Delivery needs a loading dock or a forklift on site.