If you’re looking to pad your bank account after the December holiday spending spree, turning your unwanted items into cash is one of the fastest ways to recover your budget.
Whether you’re looking to sell your designer shoes, upgrade your tech, or finally get rid of furniture that no longer fits your space, there is a platform designed to help you find a buyer. Using the right app can be the difference between a quick sale and an item sitting in your hallway for weeks.
Here are the best apps in January 2026 for selling clothes, electronics, and more:
| Gig App | Specialty | Selling Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|
| General (all items) | 10% or $0.80 minimum per order | ||
| General (all items) | None | ||
| Clothing | 20% ($2.95 if under $15) | ||
| Designer clothing | Usually 12%, but $10 if under $83 and $2,000 if over $16,667 | ||
| Electronics | 3% | ||
| Furniture | 0%–40% | ||
| Handmade items | 6.5% | ||
We considered the size of the buyer base on each platform, the types and amounts of seller fees, and how easy it is to manage and create listings. We also evaluated seller protections and how each platform handled disputes between buyers and sellers (since online marketplaces in general can draw in scammers or foster hostile negotiations).