Turn “I don’t have a truck” into a completed sale.
Second Chance Finds is a fictional solo Austin Facebook Marketplace reseller. A screenshot becomes an editable delivery request, then the buyer and seller confirm the details directly.
Works alongside Facebook Marketplace through listing-specific links — no affiliation, official plugin or native share extension. Demo only: synthetic prices, no card charged. About this demo
A typical run: one desk, ground floor at both ends, somewhere inside the Austin area.
Listing to delivery in three steps
Demo appointments are saved; no real crew is reserved and no card is taken.
Upload a screenshot
AI drafts editable item facts from a Facebook Marketplace screenshot. Pasted text and manual entry work too.
Share its delivery link
Send the listing-specific link in Messenger. The buyer checks delivery; item payment stays separate.
Buyer requests, you confirm
The buyer adds delivery details. You confirm the pieces, measurements, pickup and timing before any crew hold.
Second Chance Finds, Austin
A fictional one-person used-furniture reseller using Second Route.
Before
Every desk sale meant a long chat thread: can you deliver, what floor, what truck, when, how much.
With Second Route
The owner shares one delivery link. The buyer enters address, access and window; the owner confirms pickup once.
How Second Route earns
A $15 service fee/contribution inside a completed $100 demo delivery ($75 crew, $10 modeled costs) — before unmodeled expenses, not guaranteed profit. Nothing is taken from the item sale.
Clear about the edges
Better to say it up front than surprise you at the curb.
- Any physical item can be submitted — only the demo desk gets an instant quote; everything else goes to quote review.
- No exact distance pricing — we quote from the details you confirm.
- A listing photo can draft the item details, but measurements are always confirmed by a person — never guessed from a photo.
- No marketplace account linking or sale payments. Screenshot, pasted text and manual entry create editable facts; a Facebook URL is only an optional reference.