For estate sale companies

Sell more at the sale. Move less after it.

You book a 2-hour visit on your photo day, about two weeks before your doors open: $350 flat. Our host films your best pieces, and you get a preview video for your EstateSales.NET listing and a reel for every featured piece, all pointing shoppers to your sale. Nothing is priced or sold before the doors open.

Book your estate sale See the two weeks

We are starting with estate sales in metro Atlanta.

Why it pays

Every piece that sells at the sale is one less job afterward

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Less to move afterward

A piece that sells at your sale is one your crew never packs, hauls to storage and lists again with an auction house or consignment shop.

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Your commission stays in the sale

A high-value piece that sells on your floor earns your commission instead of leaving the house for someone else’s auction.

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Shoppers arrive knowing what they want

Two weeks of previews give buyers time to find the pieces they came for, so they come to your sale ready to buy them.

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Fill your listing’s empty video slot

EstateSales.NET gives every sale one video link, and almost nobody uses it. In our count of first-page listings in October 2026, 0 of 20 Atlanta sales and 8 of 379 sales across 21 metros had a video.

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Win the next contract

Families ask how you will advertise their sale. A preview video from your last sale is an answer you can show them.

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Sale day stays yours

We film on your photo day, never during the line. Your staff run the sale the way they always do.

The two weeks before your doors open

One visit on your photo day. We handle the rest.

A red PREVIEW box with an arrow down to YouTube and arrows out to Product 1, Product 2
and Product 3. The products feed into SalesZE, which sends them out to YouTube,
Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, and down to SELLER, which branches to Product
Listings and Social Platforms.

Your photo day: a 2-hour visit

About two weeks out, our host spends 2 hours at your photo day. Send your featured-item list in shooting order and we record each piece: small items on a backdrop, furniture where you staged it, case pieces with your staff handling them.

The next day: your preview premieres

The preview video premieres on YouTube, clearly marked as a preview. You paste its link into your listing’s video field. We never ask for your EstateSales.NET login.

Over two weeks: a reel for every piece

Each featured piece gets its own reel and its own page on SalesZE, with no price. Platforms cap how many posts go out a day, so the reels roll out across the two weeks.

Two days out: the reminder

We post a “this weekend” reminder pointing to your sale. Send your usual email to your list the same day.

Doors open: buyers come to you

When your doors open, each piece’s page shows its price. Buyers buy in person, from you, first come, first served.

After the sale: sold is marked sold

Tell us what sold and we mark it SOLD on its page. You keep every clip to post on your own channels.

What you get

A 2-hour visit, two weeks of marketing

✅ A 2-hour visit on your photo day: our host films your featured pieces. Never live.
✅ A preview video for your listing, premiered on YouTube, for your EstateSales.NET video field.
✅ A reel and a product page for every featured piece, with no price until your doors open.
✅ A SalesZE page for your sale with a big button to your listing, and a place on our Upcoming estate sales page.
✅ Posts on SalesZE’s Facebook and Instagram, each pointing shoppers to your sale.
✅ Every clip and listing to download and post on your own channels.

Not included: payments, presales, holds or auctions. Buyers deal with you, and you keep 100% of your sales.

House rules

Built around the way estate sales already run

No presales, no holds, no prices before the doors open

Everything we publish before your sale is a preview. Remote shoppers cannot buy or reserve a piece ahead of your line.

Never passed off as live

Estate sales are never live-streamed. The preview is recorded at your photo day and labeled as a preview everywhere it appears.

Your listing stays yours

You paste the video link into your own listing. The preview is about your sale only, with no advertising in it, to fit EstateSales.NET’s video rule.

Restricted items stay off social media

Platforms ban posts that sell firearms, ammunition, alcohol, tobacco, prescription and medical items, ivory, horn, taxidermy, knives, swords, used cosmetics, hazardous goods and currency. Our review keeps those pieces out of the posts.

Fixed prices, in person

We show your tag prices once your doors open. We don’t run auctions or take bids.

When you book

What we’ll ask you

Your photo day and a start time for our 2-hour visit, the date and time your doors open, and your last day.
Your presale policy, and whether you run a VIP or preview night.
Your featured-item list in shooting order, from your tags or your pricing app.
Which high-value pieces sit in a case or leave for consignment or auction, and when. We film them before they go.
Your EstateSales.NET listing link, now or once it is up.
The cell signal in the rooms we’ll film, so we can plan the recording.

Simple, flat pricing

$350 per estate sale. No cut of your sales.

$350 per estate sale: a 2-hour visit on your photo day and two weeks of marketing. You pay for the visit, never a percentage of what sells.

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Good to know

Common questions

Won’t remote buyers cherry-pick before we open?

No. Before your doors open there are no prices, no holds and no presales. Every piece is first come, first served at your sale.

Is it live?

No. We record at your photo day and release a preview. Estate sales are never live-streamed.

Can you film on sale day instead?

No. Sale day belongs to your line and your staff. Filming two weeks ahead gives shoppers the whole two weeks to plan their visit.

Where does the video show up?

In your listing’s video field once you paste the link, on your sale’s SalesZE page and on our Upcoming estate sales page.

Who handles the money?

You do. Buyers pay you at the sale. SalesZE never holds money and takes no cut.