How the plan works
The planner spreads the gap between your asking price and your lowest price evenly over the days you have left. Each morning the price falls by about the same amount, and it reaches your lowest price on moving day. Turn on free on moving day and it reaches the lowest price the day before, then drops to free, so nothing is left for you to haul away.
Why daily drops sell faster than a fixed price
A fixed price invites haggling, and a buyer who thinks it’s too high simply waits. A price that falls on a schedule changes the question from “will they take less?” to “will someone else claim it first?”. Showing tomorrow’s price makes that plain: the buyer can save a few dollars by waiting, or lock it in today.
Picking the numbers
- Asking price: look up what similar things are listed for near you, or use the price estimator.
- Lowest price: the least you’d accept on your last day. Around 40% of the asking price is a good default.
- Days: two weeks is a comfortable runway for furniture. Big items take longest, so list them first.
More on running the whole thing in how to have a moving sale.