Pricing your gear

Check what similar gear sells for

Search WornRep for the same item and see what's listed — and what actually sold. That's your market. Price a little under slow-moving listings if you want it gone fast.

Condition sets the price

• Like-new gear with light use can sit near the top of the range.
• Visible wear or fading? Price it to move — buyers discount flaws hard.
• Rare or discontinued items hold value. Common basics don't.

You keep 100% of your price

WornRep charges sellers no selling fees. List it for $30, you get $30. (The buyer pays a small Buyer Protection fee at checkout — that's separate, and it never comes out of your payout.)

The one exception: if you turn on a Squat boost and your listing sells while it's boosted, WornRep takes 5% of the sale price from your payout. That's the boost, not a selling fee. A free Squat is different: one you got free — from a referral credit or by offering free shipping — takes 0% even if it sells.

If your gear sits unsold

No shame in it — usually the fix is simple: better photos, a sharper price, or a Squat boost for more eyes. You can edit the listing or drop the price any time from your dashboard.