FAQs

1. Use Clear, High-Quality Photos- Take well-lit photos from multiple angles (front, side, close-up of wear areas or serial numbers).- Show the entire kart or part — avoid cluttered backgrounds.- Include at least 1 photo of the item installed or in use if possible (e.g., the chain guard on a kart).✅ Why it matters: Buyers trust listings that “feel real.” Clear images can increase clicks by up to 60%.2. Write an Honest, Detailed DescriptionInclude:- Make/Brand and Model- Condition (new, lightly used, rebuilt, etc.)- Compatibility (what engines/chassis it fits)- Why you’re selling it or any history✅ Pro tip: Add a short note like “Used for one season in LO206, works great — upgraded setup.”It builds trust and gives authenticity.3. Price Competitively- Check similar listings to set a fair, realistic price.- If it’s used gear, list a round number slightly under market average (e.g., $95 instead of $100).- Offer shipping included or local pickup options — buyers love transparency on costs.✅ Bonus tip: If you’re unsure, start slightly higher — you can always adjust later.4. Add Search-Friendly KeywordsUse terms buyers are likely to search:- For example: “LO206 Chain Guard,” “Briggs & Stratton Kart Chain Cover,” “Birel Kart Rear Bumper,” etc.✅ Why it matters: Keywords help your listing show up in marketplace search results and even on Google.5. Build Credibility in Your Seller Profile- Fill out your seller bio and add a logo or photo.- Keep your tone friendly and professional — “I’ve been in karting for 10 years and stand by my parts.”✅ Why it matters: Buyers are more likely to trust and message sellers who seem active and authentic.

Congrats! Once your item sells, you’ll receive a notification by email and in your seller dashboard.1. Contact the buyer promptly to confirm payment and shipping details.2. Package your item securely and ship it within the timeframe you listed.3. Mark the order as shipped and provide tracking if available.4. Once the buyer confirms receipt, your payment will be released to your account.✅ Pro tip: Follow up with a friendly thank-you message — great communication leads to repeat buyers and positive reviews!

It’s simple — just 3% per transaction.That means when your item sells, The Karting Marketplace keeps a small 3% fee to cover platform and payment processing costs. There are no listing fees, subscription fees, or hidden charges — you only pay when you make a sale.How it compares:- The Karting Marketplace: 3% flat- eBay: Typically 10–13% on most motorsport parts, plus listing and payment processing fees- Facebook Marketplace: Up to 5% per sale (or $0.40 minimum) This is if you use Facebook Checkout and Shipping, which is comparable to The Karting Marketplace. Plus, with TKM, you won't get hounded with dozens of "is this still available?" questions and you don't have to worry about collecting since everything here is handled through a payment processor.✅ Bottom line: You keep more of what you earn, while selling to a community built specifically for kart racers.

Great question. If your item is shippable, there is a USPS integrated component to help the buyer calculate the shipping costs. The Seller needs to enter in the shipping data, like package weight and the dimensions.The seller also has the option of providing a Flat Rate for shipping any item.These is also a setting for "This item will not be shipped", so the local pick up option will be used. This is best for large things, like karts and chassis.