Tell us what you have
Send the item details, quantity, condition, location, price goal, logistics, and photos.
PRIVATE B2B INVENTORY MATCHING
Turn excess inventory into value.
We help businesses find potential buyers for excess inventory, equipment, materials, fixtures, parts, packaging, and other commercial assets.
Current seller rate: 5% success-based commission on qualifying transactions. No upfront listing fee.
A simpler path for surplus
You keep possession.Your inventory stays with you while IRN looks for potential buyers.
We do the buyer hunting.IRN researches buyer types and conducts targeted outreach.
You control the deal.You decide whether to accept, counter, or decline an offer.
No upfront listing feeSuccess-based seller model
Nationwide outreachBuyer search is not limited to one local market
Private matchingSeller and buyer identities are protected during outreach when practical
Seller stays in controlYou choose whether an offer works for you
HOW IT WORKS
From sitting inventory to a real buyer conversation.
IRN is not a passive classified listing. We use the information you provide to identify likely buyer markets and conduct targeted outreach.
We evaluate the opportunity
We review fit, research the market, and determine which buyer types are most likely to care.
We look for buyers
We conduct targeted outreach and organize buyer interest, questions, and offers.
You decide
You remain in control of pricing and decide whether to accept, counter, or decline.
WHAT WE HELP MOVE
Useful assets should not become permanent clutter.
Acceptance is case by case. We focus on business-owned physical inventory and commercial assets with identifiable resale potential.
Overstock & closeouts
Extra inventory, cancelled orders, production overruns, discontinued items, and slow movers.
Equipment & machinery
Unused or replaced commercial equipment, tools, machines, and production assets.
Materials & supplies
Raw materials, building materials, production inputs, commercial supplies, and job leftovers.
Packaging
Boxes, bags, containers, packaging components, and other usable business packaging.
Fixtures & furniture
Shelving, displays, racks, desks, chairs, storage, and other commercial fixtures.
Parts & components
Obsolete or excess components, spare parts, hardware, and other identifiable business inventory.
Not accepted during the pilot: firearms or ammunition, controlled weapons, alcohol, nicotine products, recreational or prescription drugs, hazardous materials or waste, recalled products, counterfeit goods, stolen property, and other regulated categories IRN has not approved.
Direct contact is now active.
Seller and buyer inquiries go straight to jeff@inventoryrescuenetwork.com.
SELLER CONTACT
Have something your business needs to move?
Email Inventory Rescue Network with the details. We will review the opportunity and determine the best next step.
Current qualifying seller rate
5%
Success-based commission. No upfront listing fee. Commission terms are agreed before IRN markets a lot.
- Seller keeps possession until a transaction is completed.
- Seller controls the asking price and decides on offers.
- Submitting inventory does not guarantee acceptance or sale.
Contact IRN About Inventory
Email works immediately
Include the information below so we can evaluate the opportunity without unnecessary delays.
Business detailsBusiness name, contact name, phone, city, and state
Inventory detailsDescription, quantity, condition, brand, model, SKU, or dimensions
PricingAsking price and the lowest offer currently considered
LogisticsPickup, dock, forklift, pallet count, weight, and shipping information
Emailjeff@inventoryrescuenetwork.com
Important: Your email app will open with a prepared message. Add the details, attach clear photos, and press Send.
Join the Buyer Network
No membership fee during the pilot
Email IRN with the categories and deal sizes your business actively buys.
Buying categoriesProducts, equipment, materials, brands, models, or SKUs
Purchase profileTypical deal size, condition accepted, and decision speed
Geographic rangeStates, radius, regional coverage, or nationwide
LogisticsWhether you arrange freight, pickup, or both
Emailjeff@inventoryrescuenetwork.com
Important: Your email app will open with a prepared message. Complete it and press Send.
BUYER NETWORK
Tell us what you want to buy before the opportunity appears.
IRN is building category-specific buyer relationships so relevant opportunities can be sent to businesses that actually buy that type of inventory.
- Specify the categories and deal sizes you want.
- Tell us where you can buy and whether you handle freight.
- Receive targeted opportunities instead of random inventory.
ABOUT IRN
A focused way to connect unwanted business assets with market demand.
Businesses often accumulate inventory and assets that still have value but no longer fit their operations. Inventory Rescue Network exists to help bridge the gap between those businesses and potential buyers.
IRN focuses on targeted research, buyer outreach, clear lot information, and seller-controlled decisions. The goal is simple: help useful inventory find a productive next home instead of continuing to consume space and attention.
FAQ
Common questions
Does IRN buy my inventory?
No. During the pilot, IRN is operating as a matching/brokerage service. The seller keeps possession and ownership until a transaction is completed with a buyer.
Do I pay to submit a lot?
No upfront listing fee is charged. For accepted qualifying transactions, the commission rate is agreed before IRN markets the lot.
What is the current seller rate?
The current promotional seller rate is 5% success-based commission on qualifying transactions, subject to the agreed minimum and lot-specific terms.
Can I reject an offer?
Yes. The seller decides whether to accept, counter, or decline an offer.
Do you guarantee a buyer or sale price?
No. Submission and acceptance of a lot do not guarantee buyer interest, an offer, a specific price, or a completed transaction.
Do you handle freight?
IRN gathers and coordinates logistics information, but sellers and buyers are expected to arrange shipment or pickup during the pilot unless otherwise agreed.
Why might a lot be declined?
A lot may be declined because of low resale value, limited buyer demand, insufficient information, condition, logistics, unclear ownership, or a regulated/prohibited category.
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