A fair price now beats a hopeful one that sits for a month. Here's how to land on a number that actually sells.
Search the same item on Handpass and see what it's going for around you. The going rate near you matters more than what it cost new — price against reality, not your receipt.
An empty room and the cash in hand beats a listing you're still defending in three weeks. Pick the number that gets it gone, not the one that wins an argument in the chat.
Most buyers like to feel they got a small win. Set your price a touch above your floor so there's room to say yes to a sensible offer without feeling short-changed.
Match the price to the wear. A well-loved item priced like new just sits. Price it fairly for its condition and it moves — often the same day.