Snap photos of your tables or every room. Milo lists each item with a fair price, then brings buyers to your door — for a weekend yard sale, or one auction for the whole house.

165 items listed
Two ways to sell
Worth the drive
Shoppers see exactly what's for sale before they leave home. Each item gets its own photo, cropped from yours — nothing generated, nothing staged.
Prices are estimates, not appraisals. You set real prices on the day.

Mid-century armchair
Living room$120–220

Velvet sofa, emerald
Den$300–550

Painted 5-drawer dresser
Guest room$90–160

Tufted bench
How it works
Walk through with your phone — a few shots per table or room. No measuring, no research, no spreadsheets.
Every item identified, priced and grouped. Duplicates removed, small stuff bundled. You review everything before it goes live.
Shoppers plan their route to your sale, or bidders compete for the whole house. They pay you directly and haul it away.
Keep what it sells for
Estate sale companies earn their cut. Milo doesn't take one. No commission, no buyer premium, no payment processing in the middle.
| Feature | Estate sale company | Milo Market |
|---|---|---|
| Commission | Typically 30–40% of sales | 0% |
| Getting set up | Weeks of sorting, staging and tagging | A few photos per room |
| Pricing every item | You or their staff | Milo, in minutes |
| Getting paid | A check after the sale, minus fees | Directly from the buyer |
| What's left at the end | Yours to deal with | Hauled away by the winner |
Trust & safety
Shoppers see a mile-wide circle. You choose when the exact address appears. Photo location data is stripped.
Every member verifies a mobile number. One number, one account.
Two-way ratings, completed deals and no-shows are on every profile — and can't be edited.
Nothing right now. Listing a yard sale or a whole-house auction is free, buyers never pay a fee, and we never take a percentage of what you sell. Later we may charge a small flat fee to post a listing — it'll always be shown before you publish.
Directly to you, the way you choose: cash, Venmo, Zelle and so on. The money never goes through us.
You decide. The map shows a circle about a mile wide that contains your home but isn't centered on it. For a yard sale you pick when the exact address appears — the morning of the sale, the day before, or right away. For a whole-house auction, only the winner sees it after confirming.

Start with a few photos. You review everything before it's published. Free to list.
Buyers pay you directly. We never take a cut.
Whole-house auctions
Inherited a house, downsizing, or moving a parent? Photograph each room once. Local buyers bid on everything, and the winner arrives with a truck and clears it out.
Sell a whole housePrimary bedroom$70–130

Pendant lights (pair)
Kitchen$45–80

Studded nightstand
Primary bedroom$140–260

Swivel bar stools (2)
Kitchen$60–110

Mercury glass lamp
Primary bedroom$30–55
Proxy bidding, anti-sniping extensions, and sellers can require experienced bidders.
No. Milo's prices are estimates to help shoppers decide whether to visit and to help you set expectations. They may differ from what things actually sell for. You set real prices on the day, and auctions set their own price.
Winners must confirm within 24 hours. If they back out or don't show, it goes on their profile as a no-show, and you can offer the lot to the next-highest bidder with one tap.
Every buyer and seller verifies a mobile number by text. One number per account keeps fake listings and throwaway bidders out.
Firearms, ammunition, drugs and prescription medication, hazardous chemicals and other regulated goods. Milo flags suspected restricted items and holds them back for review.