FREE GARAGE-SALE RESOURCE
A faster way to price your entire garage sale.
Skip writing the same amounts hundreds of times. Assign one price to each sticker color, label your items, and post a clear price key for shoppers.
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THE SIMPLE SYSTEM
Price once. Match by color. Sell with less confusion.
A color-coded garage sale turns repeated handwritten price tags into one easy reference. Keep the system visible at the entrance and checkout table so buyers can understand it quickly.
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Group items by price
Start with common amounts such as $1, $2, $3, $5, and $10. Use fewer tiers for a smaller sale.
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Assign one color to each amount
Use the same color-price pairing everywhere. Place dots where shoppers can see them without covering important information.
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Post the price key
Print the key below and place copies near the entrance, checkout area, and any high-traffic tables.
TODAY'S COLOR KEY
Garage Sale Prices
SMARTER SALE SETUP
Small details that make checkout easier.
Color is most useful when shoppers and helpers can understand the rules at a glance.
Use large category signs
Add signs for areas such as clothing, books, toys, and household items.
Keep special items separate
Individually price higher-value or unique pieces instead of forcing them into a color tier.
Give every helper the same key
Keep a copy at checkout so anyone collecting payment can confirm prices quickly.
Make discounts easy to explain
If prices change later, announce one clear rule rather than relabeling every item.
CHOOSE YOUR PACK SIZE
How many garage sale price stickers do you need?
Each sheet contains 70 three-quarter-inch dots across ten colors.
10 sheets · 70 dots each
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View 1,400 on Amazon50 sheets · 70 dots each
View 3,500 on AmazonGARAGE-SALE FAQ
Questions before you start?
The best pricing system is the one every shopper and helper can understand immediately.
How do color-coded garage sale price stickers work?
Assign each sticker color one price, place the matching color on each item, and display a large price key for shoppers.
What size dots work well for garage sale pricing?
Three-quarter-inch round dots are noticeable without taking up much space on many common sale items.
Do I need to use all ten colors?
No. A small sale may need only four or five price tiers. Save the remaining colors for categories, household sellers, or special offers.
Should I test the stickers first?
Yes. Test first in an inconspicuous area, particularly on delicate, painted, porous, paper, or collectible surfaces.
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