Pallets Our Partner Buyers Accept

Have surplus pallets taking up space? We'll connect you with a partner buyer in our network. Whether you have a few dozen or several thousand pallets, you can request a quote and ask about pickup.

Standard 48x40 Pallets

GMA pallets in most conditions

Specialty Pallets

42x42, 48x48, Euro pallets, and more

Damaged Pallets

Broken pallets may be accepted for recycling

How It Works

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Request a Quote

Tell us about the pallets you have for sale

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Get a Quote

A partner buyer prices your pallets based on quantity and condition

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Schedule Pickup

Pickup is arranged with the buyer at a time that works for you

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Get Paid

Payment terms are set by the buyer and confirmed in your quote

Selling Benefits

Pickup Available

Pickup available through partner buyers for qualifying loads

Competitive Quotes

Pricing for Grade A, B, and C pallets

Clear Terms

Payment terms confirmed before pickup

Small Loads to Truckloads

Tell us how many pallets you have

How Sell Pricing Works

Mobile Pallets doesn't publish buyback prices. Partner buyers in our network make an offer in each quote, based on the pallets' size, condition, quantity and location, and on current market conditions. Standard 48x40 pallets in good condition are usually the easiest to sell.

Who Can Sell Pallets

Warehouses
Distribution Centers
Manufacturers
Retailers
Grocery Stores
Logistics Companies
Food Processors
Beverage Companies
Pharmaceutical
Automotive
Construction
Any Business

Regular Pickup Programs

Scheduled pickups through a partner buyer can suit businesses that accumulate pallets regularly.

  • Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly schedules can be requested
  • Pricing agreed with the buyer up front
  • Ask about minimums for recurring pickups
  • Ask about storage trailers for high volumes
  • One quote request to get started
Warehouse with pallets ready for pickup

Schedule Regular Pickups

Ask about a recurring pickup schedule

Request a Quote

Pallet Grading Guide

Grade A

  • No broken boards
  • No protruding nails
  • Clean appearance
  • Full structural integrity
  • Less than 6 months old

Grade B

  • Minor repairs acceptable
  • Some staining OK
  • All boards intact
  • Structurally sound
  • Light wear and tear

Grade C

  • Repairs visible
  • Significant staining
  • May have replaced boards
  • Still usable
  • Shows heavy use

What Affects Your Offer

Stacked pallets against brick building

Factors That Affect Price

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Pallet Condition
Grade A pallets typically earn much more than Grade C
High
Quantity
Larger volumes can change the per-pallet offer
Medium
Pallet Size
Standard 48x40 are most in demand
Medium
Location
Shorter haul distances often mean better pricing
Variable
Market Conditions
Prices fluctuate with lumber market
Medium
Consistency
Same-size batches easier to process

What to Expect: Pickup Process

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Step 1

Initial Contact

Send your pallet details through the quote form. Include quantity, condition, and location.

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Step 2

Quote Provided

We pass your details to a partner buyer in our network, who follows up with a price quote.

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Step 3

Pickup Scheduled

Once you accept, pickup is scheduled with the buyer at a time that works for you.

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Step 4

Pallets Collected

The buyer collects the pallets and confirms the count on-site.

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Step 5

Payment Issued

Payment is made on the terms agreed in your quote.

Selling FAQs

What types of pallets can I sell?

Partner suppliers in our network commonly buy 48x40 GMA pallets, common sizes like 42x42 and 48x48, Euro pallets, and some specialty dimensions.

Can I sell broken or low-grade pallets?

Often, yes. Usable pallets typically earn more; damaged pallets may be taken at a lower rate or for recycling. Offers vary by supplier.

How are pallets graded for payment?

The buying supplier typically counts and grades pallets at pickup, so your payment reflects the mix of grades and scrap. Ask how they grade before pickup.

Is there a minimum quantity for pickup?

Pickup minimums are set by each supplier and depend on distance. Smaller loads can sometimes be dropped off at a supplier's location.

When do I get paid?

Payment timing and method are set by the buying supplier. Confirm them before pickup is scheduled.

Do pallets need to be stacked?

Stacked and sorted pallets speed up grading and loading, and they usually make pickup easier to schedule.

Can junk pallets and mixed scrap be removed?

Some partner suppliers will haul away unusable pallets as part of a pickup. Mention it in your request so it can be quoted.

Is there a charge for pickup?

Some suppliers pick up for free when a minimum is met; others charge a haul fee for small or remote loads. Your quote will say which applies.

Can a trailer be dropped for ongoing pallet recovery?

Drop trailers may be available from partner suppliers for high-volume facilities. Ask about it in your request.

What information should I provide for a sell quote?

Share counts, sizes, condition mix, location, dock hours, and photos if available to speed up pricing.

Maximize Your Pallet Value

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Keep Pallets Dry

Store pallets under cover or indoors. Wet pallets can develop mold and rot, dropping from Grade A to Grade C quickly.

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Stack Properly

Stack same-size pallets together, no more than 15 high. Improper stacking causes warping and damage.

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Separate by Grade

Pre-sort pallets by condition. This speeds up assessment and can get you a better price.

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Remove Debris

Clear shrink wrap, nails, and debris. Clean pallets command higher prices and are easier to assess.

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Document Inventory

Keep a count of pallets by size and condition. Accurate info leads to more accurate quotes.

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Sell Regularly

Don't let pallets accumulate too long. Weather exposure and stacking damage reduce value over time.

Ready to Sell?

Request a quote for your pallets and we'll connect you with a partner buyer in our network.

Get a Quote