Furnishare helps you sell your used furniture instead of posting it on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. They will come to your home, inspect and pickup your furniture, bring it to their warehouse and post it on their website. From there, if someone purchases it they will handle the shipping and cut you in on the sale price (50% rev share). This totally beats arranging to have people you don't know from Craigslist come over and look at your furniture to buy it and pick it up. Less money, likely. But about 97% less hassle.

hmmm....there's something here, but 50% rev share might not be enticing enough for sellers

Really had to dig to find the service area: "Furnishare delivers to all of Manhattan and parts of Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx and New Jersey"

Love the concept. Hate selling this stuff, so much hassle, so many texts, false starts, etc

I love this concept, like used certified car model for furniture - although maybe the 1 sentence description needs simplification no? Why point the conversation to pros? On marketing perspective it arises questions as you point the conversation to why pros? what makes them pros? unwanted? Instead the business model could be greatly benefited if you can convert/convince people to sell pricey furniture even if its currently unwanted... remove the negative context ? I think this has potential! Good job!