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I am an Offsite PUSHAS Seller—how do I start listing Onsite?Updated 12 days ago
You can move to onsite at any time from the Seller Platform. Transfer your existing offsite listings with the button beside each one, or create new listings and set the location to Onsite. Then send your inventory to your nearest PUSHAS facility.
Why move onsite?
Onsite is the most hands-off way to sell with us, and for most sellers it is the better channel.
- You ship once, in bulk, rather than sending every order individually
- Storage is free, and your inventory is insured while it is with us
- Your listings carry the Fastest label, which buyers prefer and pay more for
- Orders dispatch immediately, so you are paid sooner
- Nothing is asked of you once a piece is listed
How do I transfer my existing listings?
In the Seller Platform, each listing has a button to transfer it from offsite to onsite. Select it on every piece you want to move.
Those listings go to Pending, where they wait for your inventory to arrive at a PUSHAS facility.
How do I add new onsite listings?
Create the listing as you normally would and set the location to Onsite.
Everything must be listed before it arrives. The listing is how we identify your inventory when it lands.
Send your inventory
Once your listings are in place, send your inventory to your nearest PUSHAS facility. We hold and move inventory from Sydney, Hong Kong and Los Angeles.
What happens next?
Your inventory arrives, our team authenticates it by hand, and your listings are accepted into our inventory. From that point they carry the Fastest label and dispatch the moment a buyer commits.
Check your listings after they are received. Anything you want to raise about accepted inventory should be raised promptly.
Can I sell onsite and offsite at the same time?
Yes. Location is set per listing, so you can hold some inventory with us and keep the rest yourself.
Need a hand?
Email [email protected] or book a call with our team. Your dedicated account manager can also walk you through the move.