It comes back
A customer return, an overstock pallet, a floor model. Today it goes to a liquidator for cents on the dollar, or into a warehouse to be written off.
Ship it four miles,
not four hundred.
When a piece comes back, we hand it to a vetted creator living near where it already sits. They keep it. You get content you didn’t brief — and the freight never happens.
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We look nearby
Creators nearest the piece are asked first, widening out while it stays unclaimed. First to accept gets it. Nobody is asked to ship a sofa across the country.
It's handed over
Delivered locally, and theirs to keep. You get content from someone who actually lives with the thing, and the piece never reaches the write-off.
- 50 mi
- How far the first wave reaches for a small piece. 150 for a sofa.
- 30 days
- To post, from the day it arrives. Stated on the offer before anyone accepts.
- 365 days
- Before the same creator is offered another piece by the same brand. A brand can shorten or lengthen it.
- One profile
- A creator carries it to every brand they work with. It is theirs, not ours.