What Liquidation.com pallets close for (2026)
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By the BStalker team. Figures measured .
Measured October 23, 2026, BStalker's canonical closed population covered 66,917 closed lots across all of Liquidation.com, every storefront on the platform, from April 22 to October 22, 2026. Of those, 62,709 were priced, with a median final bid of $150. The median bid cost per unit was $6.10 across the 62,664 lots with both a bid and a unit count, calculated by dividing each lot's final bid by its published unit count. Liquidation.com was live with 1,557 active lots at measure time.
Each lot is counted once. This is a platform-wide closed-lot population, without a separate single-pallet or condition filter. "Final bid" means the last observed bid before the lot left the feed, possibly a no-bid asking price, never a confirmed sale price. Every figure is bid-only, with buyer premium and freight still to add.
The storefront breakdown
The grid covers the nine largest labeled storefronts in the April 22 to October 22, 2026 window, measured October 23, 2026. Counts are closed priced lots; per-unit medians use lots with both a bid and a unit count. The grid does not exhaust the platform population.
| Storefront | Closed priced lots | Median final bid | Median bid per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| FergusonHome | 6,093 | $110 | $35.00 |
| Home Depot Online | 3,476 | $70 | $2.03 |
| Home Depot Stores | 3,388 | $100 | $2.77 |
| lowes_gm | 3,308 | $180 | $6.29 |
| Titan Returns | 3,257 | $150 | $5.17 |
| Sony | 3,070 | $262 | $40.00 |
| cvsoverstock | 2,691 | $100 | $0.69 |
| Amazon FBA | 2,327 | $233 | $1.03 |
| RackFashion | 1,832 | $125 | $5.50 |
Final bid is the last observed bid, possibly a no-bid ask, never a confirmed sale price. Figures are bid-only, before buyer premium and freight. Measured October 23, 2026 over the April 22 to October 22, 2026 window. The 5,064 lots with no storefront label are excluded from the grid, but remain in the overall population. Storefronts below the top nine remain in the population too. Home Depot runs four labeled storefronts on Liquidation.com (Online, Stores, Special, Turbo; 8,971 priced lots combined), which is why no single "Home Depot" row appears. Storefront-specific unit-count denominators are unavailable in this snapshot; the overall per-unit median covers 62,664 lots.
Read the lot and per-unit figures together
A storefront's median lot bid describes the lot total; its median bid per unit describes the bid divided by the published unit count on each eligible lot. Dividing the two medians does not recover a typical unit count. Storefronts carry different contents, lot sizes and conditions, so these medians alone do not establish which specific lot to bid on.
This is the platform-level study. For storefront context, see the Lowe’s study and the cvsoverstock buying guide. The B-Stock network study covers the other large auction channel. The statistics page provides broader archive context.
Buyer premium and freight come on top
Liquidation.com's buyer premium runs 5-10% and varies by listing. Check the current terms on the original listing before setting a bid limit. Freight is buyer-arranged and depends on the lot's shipping origin, destination and shipping terms. Neither premium nor freight is included in the medians above. The Liquidation.com directory review explains the platform and its storefront structure.
For a specific lot, add the bid, the applicable buyer premium and freight, then divide by the published unit count. Keep that calculation separate from this study's bid-only per-unit figures. A missing freight quote leaves part of the cost unresolved.
How to check a specific lot
- Identify the storefront, then read the manifest, condition description, published unit count and shipping origin. A platform-wide median cannot describe the contents of an individual pallet.
- Use the Liquidation.com platform page to explore current supply, then verify the storefront and current terms on the original listing.
- Check the current bid and unit count, add the applicable listing premium, and obtain a freight quote for your destination. Compare lots with their contents and condition in view, rather than treating an archive median as a bid target.
Browse the closed-lot archive for more observed bids. For access to BStalker's live listing tools, see pricing.
FAQ
What do Liquidation.com pallets close for?
Measured October 23, 2026, the median final bid was $150 across 62,709 priced lots among 66,917 closed lots across all Liquidation.com storefronts from April 22 to October 22, 2026. This population has no separate single-pallet filter. Final bid is the last observed bid, possibly a no-bid ask, never a confirmed sale price, and excludes buyer premium and freight.
What is the median bid cost per unit?
The median was $6.10 across 62,664 closed Liquidation.com lots with both a bid and a unit count from April 22 to October 22, 2026, measured October 23, 2026. Each lot's figure is its last observed bid divided by its published unit count, before buyer premium and freight. It is not a confirmed sale price.
Does the final bid include shipping or buyer premium?
No. Liquidation.com's buyer premium runs 5-10% and varies by listing. Freight is buyer-arranged. Check the listing's current terms and obtain a freight quote, then add both costs to the bid before dividing by the published unit count.
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