Snapstr
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Effortless buying and selling, from your neighbors.

LOCAL PICKUP · CASH · NO FEES

▾ TWO WAYS IN
1 photois all the work you do
60 secfrom shelf to live listing
13,000+sets priced from real sold data
$0fees — local pickup, cash

How it works

For LEGO Fans, By LEGO Fans.

Listing LEGO sets is time-consuming. Buying LEGO sets is expensive. Snapstr helps you list sets in under 60 seconds, and buy them without any overhead fees from people near you.

HOW IT WORKS FOR A

Selling a LEGO set has never been this easy.

One photo is the entire job. Identifying it, pricing it from real sales, writing the listing, posting it, and negotiating with buyers at midnight all happen without you — and nothing goes live until you approve it. Shelf to live listing in about a minute.

01YOUR JOB

Take a photo

The set on your shelf, on the floor, in the box or out of it. One photo. That is the entire amount of work you do.

MATCHSET · THEME
02AGENT

It gets identified

A vision model reads the set out of the photo — name, set number, theme — and pulls its catalog entry. No barcode, no typing, no dropdown menus.

ASKING PRICE
03AGENT

It gets priced from real sales

Sold comps, not guesses. Every number carries the source it came from. If nothing citable backs a price, you get no number rather than an invented one.

04YOU DECIDE

You approve — nothing moves before this

Title, photos, asking price, and the floor you will not go below. Change anything. Nothing publishes until you say so.

EBAYPICKUP ONLYSNAPSTR MAPPICKUP ONLYboth
05AGENT

It publishes

To the Snapstr map, and to eBay at the same time if you have connected an eBay account — connecting eBay is optional. Both are local-pickup listings: an eBay buyer arranges collection and pays you cash in person. No shipping label, no eBay checkout.

YOUR FLOOR — NEVER CROSSED
06AGENT

It negotiates for you

Offers arrive at midnight and it answers at midnight. It counters with the same comps you saw, and it never goes below your floor — buyers are never told what that floor is, however they ask.

CASH
07YOU

You meet up and get paid

Local pickup, cash in hand. No shipping label, no payout wait, no platform cut on the way through.

Sell your first set

Buying LEGO sets — faster, cheaper and smoother than ever.

Sets from neighbors a few streets away, at cash prices with no fees stacked on top. Offers get answered in seconds instead of days, and the price you see comes with the sold listings behind it. Browsing needs no account; your first message takes one sign-in.

01YOU

Open the map

Sets near you, as pins. You browse by what is close, not by what is trending.

PRICED FROM
02YOU

Tap a set

Photos, condition, completeness, asking price — and the sold listings that price was built from. You can check the seller's math before you say a word.

YOU TYPEONE SIGN-INSENTSAME MESSAGE — NOTHING RETYPED
03YOU

Type your question, then sign in once

Browsing needs no account, but messaging a seller does. Type the question first — Snapstr holds it while you sign in with an emailed link, then sends the very message you wrote. One sign-in, no password, nothing retyped.

11:47 PMANSWERED INSECONDS
04YOU DECIDE

Make an offer — get an answer now

The seller's agent replies in seconds, day or night, and negotiates with market data instead of silence. A fair offer closes immediately.

PRICE AGREEDSELLER NOTIFIED
05BOTH

Agree on a price

When you land on a number the deal is locked and the seller is notified. No "sorry, just sold it" an hour later.

06YOU

Pick it up and pay cash

A public spot near the seller. Cash means no processing fee riding on top of the price you agreed.

Browse what’s near me

Meet up

LOCAL · CASH · NO FEES

Both paths end in the same place: two people, one set, a handshake. Snapstr does the typing, the pricing and the back-and-forth — it does not stand between you at the curb.

Why sellers win

Selling locally, without the boring parts.

Zero typing

No titles, no descriptions, no category menus. The listing writes itself from one photo.

Priced with proof

Every price links to the sold listings it came from. No more “is $40 too low?” anxiety.

You stay in control

Nothing publishes until you approve it, and Snapstr never negotiates below your floor.

Why buyers win

Buying near you, minus the runaround.

Replies in seconds

Snapstr answers 24/7 — no more “still available?” waiting.

Fast negotiation

Make an offer and Snapstr works it out with you, fairly.

Meet local, pay cash

Cash on local pickup means cheaper goods — no fees, no shipping.

Questions people actually ask

Before you start.

Do I need an account to buy?

To look, no — the map and every listing are open. To message a seller or agree a price, yes: one sign-in with an emailed link, no password. Type your question first and it is sent for you the moment you are in.

Do I need an eBay account?

No. Without one, your set is listed on Snapstr only. Connect eBay and the same set goes to both at once — it is opt-in, per seller, and you can sell without ever touching it.

What if it identifies the set wrong, or prices it wrong?

You see everything it worked out before anything is published, and you can change any of it. The approval step exists exactly for this.

Will the agent undersell my set?

It cannot go below the floor you set. The floor is never disclosed to a buyer — not in a counter-offer, not if a buyer asks for it directly, not if a buyer tries to talk the agent into revealing it.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Local pickup and cash mean there is no payment to process, so there is no cut to take.

Can it ship?

Not today — Snapstr is local pickup only, and that includes the eBay side. Your set goes up on eBay as a local-pickup listing, so an eBay buyer collects it in person and pays cash the same way a Snapstr buyer does. No shipping label, no eBay checkout, no cut taken on the way through.

Do buyers know they are talking to an agent?

Yes. It negotiates on the seller's behalf and says so — it does not pretend to be the person whose set it is selling.

That shelf isn’t going to sell itself.
Good news: you don’t have to either.

Sell your first set