The small kitchen appliance pallet is a 120-unit medium lot at $800. About $6.67 a unit. And it is the natural starting point for appliance resale. It is enough volume to stock a Marketplace store or market table, weighted toward the compact countertop electrics that sell fast and ship or hand off easily.

What is in a 120-unit appliance lot

• Compact air fryers, toasters and single-serve cookers
• Personal blenders, hand mixers and choppers
• Coffee makers, kettles and pod machines
• Everyday small electrics across recognizable brands

Condition is overstock, shelf-pull and returns. The compact tilt keeps individual pieces easy to test, store and move. Ideal while you learn how appliance returns behave before committing to heavier, higher-value lots.

Starter economics

One hundred twenty units at $800 lands near $6.67 each. A compact air fryer or coffee maker resells $20 to $55, doubling to tripling your basis, and any premium piece in the mix adds upside. The medium lot is built to prove appliance resale pays before you scale to the large or wholesale tiers.

Build safe habits early

Power-test every unit and screen for recalls through CPSC recall listings before you list; the habit protects buyers and your rating as you grow. Note tested condition clearly on each item.

Best channels for a first appliance buy

• Facebook Marketplace and OfferUp for local sales
• eBay for branded, boxed units
• Markets, bin stores and discount home shelves

Small kitchen appliance pallet FAQ

Is the 120-unit small kitchen appliance pallet good for beginners?

Yes. It is the right starter size to learn appliance resale before moving to the 150 or 200-unit lots.

How many appliances are included?

120 units per lot at $800.

Is shipping included?

Yes. Free nationwide shipping across the contiguous US.

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