Send us what's sitting on your floor and we'll take it from there — pricing, pickup, and paperwork included. No listings, no consignment, no hassle.
Answer a few quick questions and a real person gets back to you with a cash number — no obligation, no cost to submit.
No upfront cost · a real person responds
From first contact to cash in hand, most lots move in about a week.
Every industry ties up capital differently — returns, overruns, refused freight, aged stock. Each page below covers how we buy for that specific situation.
Store overstock, DC returns, and closure inventory — cleared fast, no consignment.
View details →Amazon FBA returns and marketplace excess — often beats Amazon's own payout.
View details →Overruns, canceled POs, and private label transitions — bought in bulk.
View details →Aged stock and canceled-order inventory, cleared across every warehouse.
View details →Surplus materials and project overage, picked up from any job site.
View details →Model-cycle overstock and returns — moved fast before further depreciation.
View details →Returns, overstock, shelf-pulls, closeouts, reclaimed assets — new, open-box, mixed, or salvage.
Reverse logistics filling your dock faster than you can clear it.
Marketplace excess and removal-order inventory sitting in storage.
Over-ordered, over-produced, or demand that never showed up.
Production that lost its buyer partway through the run.
Category, store, or DC wind-downs needing a clean, fast exit.
Aged SKUs tying up cash and warehouse space after the season ends.
Refused or returned freight you didn't plan to have on hand.
Send a rough description — we'll tell you if it's a fit.
No brokerage process, no waiting to see what sells. Here's what you actually get.
One number, wired before your trucks roll. No consignment, no waiting to see what sells.
Freight, pickup, and paperwork — coordinated end to end. You don't lift a pallet.
NDAs signed before any photos leave your dock. Destroy-only and export-only terms honored in writing.
The person who quotes your lot is the same person who follows it through to pickup.
National Inventory Buyers is a direct inventory buyer — we purchase excess, returned, and unwanted inventory outright, for cash, rather than brokering it or asking you to consign it. As the inventory buyer, we take on all downstream risk the moment we buy the lot: pricing, resale, and logistics become ours, not yours.
Most liquidation buyers either broker the deal for a commission or ask you to consign inventory and wait to see what actually sells. As a direct liquidation buyer, we do neither — you get one firm cash number, wired before pickup, and the inventory is off your books the same day the deal closes.
Excess inventory covers a lot of ground for us — overstock, discontinued SKUs, canceled purchase orders, aged stock, shelf-pulls, and customer returns all qualify. If it's tying up space or capital and isn't moving at full price, it's worth sending a description even if you're not sure it fits.
Yes. Amazon liquidation inventory — FBA customer returns, removal-order inventory, and warehouse-damaged units — is one of our most common categories. We buy it directly and outright, whether it's a single pallet or a multi-truckload lot, and it doesn't need to be sorted or relisted first.
Amazon's FBA Liquidations program is convenient, but it typically recovers only a small percentage of a product's original value, and payouts can take weeks to hit your account. As an outside liquidation buyer, we price the specific lot against real secondary-market demand instead of an automated formula — most sellers see a stronger return, with a written offer inside 48 hours.
Yes — send the removal order details or a rough manifest and we'll quote the Amazon liquidation inventory as-is. There's no need to unbox, relabel, or sort it before we make an offer.
Yes. If Amazon's long-term storage fees are eating into what's left of an item's value, that's exactly the kind of Amazon liquidation inventory we buy — the sooner it moves, the less those fees cost you.
No. A spreadsheet, a count by category, or photos with rough quantities is enough to price most lots. We'll tell you upfront if a deeper inventory is needed for a competitive offer.
Most lots are removed five to ten business days after the offer is signed. If your situation is urgent, say so — we'll prioritize it.
Yes. It doesn't need to be sorted, relabeled, or cleaned up first — send it as-is and we'll price the lot.
We sign mutual NDAs before any photos leave your dock. We honor destroy-only, export-only, and channel-restriction terms in writing, and provide certificates of destruction or export documentation on request.
Yes, and no. The number on the offer is what we wire. Freight, labor, and pickup costs are baked in — we never invoice after the fact.
That's exactly what we're built for. Most sellers get a written offer inside 48 hours and pickup inside a week — tell us it's urgent and we'll move faster where we can.
A real person reads every inquiry. If your situation is time-sensitive, say so on the form and we'll prioritize a same-day response.
A few quick questions about your company and your inventory — that's it. No cost, no obligation.