How does shipping work on Tradesy?

Shipping on Tradesy is designed to be user-friendly and efficient, ensuring that both buyers and sellers have a smooth experience. When a seller lists an item on Tradesy, they are required to set the shipping cost, which can either be a fixed amount or based on the buyer's location. Tradesy provides sellers with the option to choose various shipping carriers, depending on what best suits their needs. Once an item sells, the seller receives a shipping label generated by Tradesy, which they will need to print and attach to their package. The shipping label is prepaid, meaning that the seller does not need to incur any out-of-pocket costs for shipping, as the cost is already covered when the buyer pays for the item. This helps avoid any confusion or unexpected expenses for the seller. The seller is then responsible for packaging the item carefully to ensure it arrives in good condition. The item must be shipped promptly, typically within a specific time frame stated in the Tradesy guidelines. After the seller ships the item and provides tracking information, the buyer will be able to follow the shipment’s progress. Once the buyer receives the item, they have a period to inspect it and decide if they wish to keep it or return it. If a return is needed, Tradesy has a simple return process that both parties need to follow. For the latest details on shipping procedures, it may be helpful to visit the Tradesy website for the most current and accurate information on their policies and practices.