takeitbythepallet.com

What It Is

Take It By The Pallet is a liquidation pallet and shelf-pull supplier aimed at resale sellers. It mainly connects buyers with shelf pulls and liquidation pallets from major retail channels such as CVS, Amazon, Target, QVC, and Walmart. Its inventory spans categories including beauty, fragrances, health and beauty, electronics, and apparel. Its core value is helping sellers source clearance inventory at relatively low cost.

Key Review Dimensions

In terms of platform/service type, it is not a typical online wholesale e-commerce platform, but rather a warehouse-based offline pallet supplier. The site explicitly states that it “NEVER sell pallets on-line,” meaning purchases require visiting its Plainview, New York warehouse or contacting the company by phone. For product selection and supply chain, its sources include multiple major U.S. retail chains and platforms, and the categories are suitable for discount retail, secondhand resale, flea markets, eBay/Amazon sellers, and similar use cases. However, it does not provide inventory lists, pallet manifests, quality grading, or photo-based product selection information. Logistics and fulfillment details are also limited, with no clear explanation of whether it supports delivery, loading, cross-border shipping, or third-party warehousing.

Pricing and Fees

The website only emphasizes the low-cost liquidation nature of its goods with phrases like “pennies on the dollar,” but it does not disclose pallet pricing, truckload pricing, commissions, membership fees, minimum order quantities, or payment methods. As a result, actual procurement costs must be confirmed by phone or by visiting the warehouse, and pricing transparency is relatively low.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a clear sourcing focus, access to liquidation inventory from major retailers, and the ability to inspect goods offline, which can reduce some of the risk associated with blind-box-style pallet buying. It also buys pallets and truckloads and can help clear out large warehouses, giving it inventory liquidation capabilities. The downsides are the lack of online sales functionality, limited information disclosure, and insufficient details on logistics, after-sales support, payment, and inspection standards, making it less friendly for sellers outside the United States.

Best Fit and Access from China

It is better suited to liquidation resellers, discount stores, and wholesalers in or near New York who can visit the warehouse, as well as cross-border sellers with a local U.S. team. For Chinese sellers, the main challenge is not website access, but product inspection, payment, pickup, international shipping, and quality control. The site does not provide information on access from China or cross-border payment support. Alternative options worth considering include more online-oriented liquidation platforms such as B-Stock, Liquidation.com, and Direct Liquidation.