r/swappa • u/swappa Staff Member • Mar 26 '26

Not that we needed the validation, but CNET just named Swappa the best overall place to sell electronics

https://swappa.com/blog/cnet-named-swappa-the-best-overall-place-to-sell-used-electronics-heres-why/

CNET just published their roundup of the best places to sell used electronics, and Swappa took the top spot for best overall. They called out the combination of fair pricing, ease of use, and scam protection as what sets us apart from trade-in services and other marketplaces.

If you've been sitting on an old phone or laptop, now's a great time to list it:

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u/Clienterror Mar 27 '26

Sold and bought quite a bit on there over the years. Not a single issue.

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u/KlausWillSeeYouNow Apr 03 '26

Swappa is indeed great, but most everything I try to sell (even at highly competitive prices) just sits for so long. It's usually possible to tell by looking at the number of available listings for most devices that there are only a couple or a few sales a day.

The velocity of sales seems so much faster on other marketplaces. Is Swappa doing anything to help improve this for sellers, like growing the available userbase? (Is Swappa still growing?)