What Cashout Kings is
We publish what we will pay for a product before you buy it. Source it anywhere, get it to one of our warehouses, and keep the difference.
We buy retail stock in bulk. Rather than haggling over each lot, we publish a price we will pay for a specific product, by UPC, before you buy anything. You find that product at retail, get it to one of our warehouses, and keep the difference.
There is no fee for using the platform, no negotiating, and no invoice to chase.
The whole loop, in one page
Commit to a deal
Browse open deals. Each one names a product, what we pay per unit, and which warehouses accept it. Committing tells us how many you intend to send, and reserves your place at that price.
Buy the stock
Anywhere you like. Amazon, Best Buy, Kohl's, a clearance aisle, a wholesaler. We do not care where it comes from, only that it is the product on the deal and it is new and sealed.
Get it to a warehouse
Either ship it — we can buy the label for you — or, if you are near one of our nine sites, drop it at the counter in person.
What makes this different from selling to a buyer
The price is published first
You know your margin before you spend a cent. It is not an offer you negotiate after we see the goods.
We pay per unit received
Not per package, not per invoice. If you commit to 10 and 8 arrive, you are paid for 8 and the other 2 stay yours.
No platform fee
The number on the deal is the number that reaches your balance. The only deduction is optional shipping insurance.
Nine warehouses
Coast to coast, so there is usually one within shipping range and sometimes one within driving range.
Where to go next
I have never used this before
Create an account, finish onboarding, and understand what the app is asking you for.
I want to understand the money
When a unit becomes a balance, what price it is paid at, and how to get it out.
I have stock and need to send it
Ship it or drive it. How to choose, and how each one works.
Something looks wrong
Packages that did not match, receipts that would not read, balances that have not moved.