Snap and list it
Take a photo, write a line or two, set a price — your listing is live in about 30 seconds. If it takes longer, you've overthought it.
A marketplace built entirely on people you already work with. Here's how signing up, selling and buying actually happens — and why it's the safest way to trade.
From spare-room clutter to someone else's desk in one lunch break.
Take a photo, write a line or two, set a price — your listing is live in about 30 seconds. If it takes longer, you've overthought it.
Chat in the app, then meet somewhere easy and safe: the office lobby, the car park, the kitchen at lunchtime. No stranger's front door, ever.
Bank transfer on the spot or cash in hand — or skip money entirely and do a straight swap. Two board games for a waffle iron is a perfectly good economy.
Because every trade happens between named colleagues, most of the usual marketplace risks simply don't apply. The guardrails we do add:
Both sides of every trade show their real name — no anonymous accounts on either end.
Handovers happen at work, in daylight, around people. The safest meeting point in town is already your workplace.
Rate every trade and flag anything off. Reports go to real humans who review them within one working day.
Offers and messages happen in-app, so there's a record of everything agreed — and nobody has to share a personal number.
Selling on Colleagues Market is deliberately quick. Four tips to shift your stuff faster:
Snap it by a window and show any scuffs. Honest photos sell faster than glossy ones — and buyers arrive already trusting you.
Check what it costs new, then be brave. Your unused bread maker is worth more as £15 in a colleague's kitchen than as a shelf ornament.
"Barely used, one missing sieve" beats a paragraph. Say what it is, what condition it's in, and why you're selling.
Not fussed about cash? Mark your listing open to swaps. Half the fun is seeing what colleagues offer in return.
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A real listing takes one photo, one line and a price. That's the whole form.
Join the early list and you'll be among the first colleagues in your city with a live feed to browse — and a spare room to empty.