In effect since August 31, 2026. Marvel Mirror LLC, operator of YardBooth · 2501 Chatham Rd #5694, Springfield, IL 62704 · hello@yardbooth.com
The $9 Sale Pass
One payment of $9 unlocks private preparation for one eligible local U.S. store and one 30-day sale period. The store page becomes public and shareable once the launched store has an approved active listing. There is no subscription, automatic renewal, per-item fee, or commission on item sales.
Payment does not publish the store or start the 30 days. After verification and payment, the seller completes the required sale settings and chooses Launch sale. Listings may be added before or after launch. The 30 consecutive days begin when the seller launches, even if the store has no listing yet.
What is included
A Sale Pass includes one shareable store page, up to 250 active listings, photo uploads, bundle offers and counteroffers, and seller tools for that store. The limit is meant for a household, moving, estate, garage, or similar local sale.
Commercial catalogs, inventory storage, automated bulk uploads, or attempts to avoid the limit need our written approval and may be refused.
Preparing and launching the store
Private preparation unlocks when the store email and mobile number are verified, the seller accepts the current agreements while signed in, and QuickBooks confirms the store’s exact $9 invoice as paid. A store we provide at no charge still requires the same contact and agreement checks.
YardBooth checks payment directly with QuickBooks. A screenshot, typed receipt number, paid screen, or browser return does not unlock preparation, launch, or renew a store.
The preparation area is private. Launch begins the 30-day period and publishes any eligible listings. A launched store with no approved active listing remains unavailable in public browsing and at its share link until the seller adds one. Listings may be automatically screened or manually reviewed, rejected, hidden, or removed under the Terms of Use.
Launching early does not pause or extend the 30-day period. It does not by itself create a refund right, so the seller should launch only when ready for the clock to begin.
If QuickBooks later reports a payment reversal, we may lock private preparation or suspend a public store. Correcting and confirming that payment may restore preparation or the time left in an existing public period.
How the $9 payment works
YardBooth creates a separate QuickBooks invoice for each new store or renewal. QuickBooks receives the card details; YardBooth does not. The invoice and receipt name Marvel Mirror LLC, the company that operates YardBooth.
Each invoice is tied to one store and one 30-day period. Payment for one store cannot unlock or launch another store. An unpaid, canceled, voided, or deleted invoice does not unlock preparation, launch, or renew a store.
When the store ends
At the end of the 30 days, the store, listings, images, and offers stop appearing publicly and seller changes lock. If the store is not renewed, its listing photos become eligible for automatic deletion 90 days after the paid period ends. If a store is archived before it ever launches, its draft-listing photos instead become eligible 90 days after archive. Renewing a launched store, or restoring a never-launched store, before cleanup preserves photos that have not already been deleted; after cleanup, removed listings and photos cannot be restored.
A private offer-thumbnail copy becomes eligible for deletion 90 days after that offer is completed, declined, withdrawn, expired, canceled, or otherwise closed. My Offers may keep the item title, price, offer history, status, and handoff details without the photo. Other private records may be kept as described in the Privacy Policy.
A seller may buy another 30 days for $9. Renewal is always optional. If payment is confirmed before the current period ends, the extra 30 days begin after the current end date. If the store has ended, they begin when payment is confirmed. The same payment can be applied only once.
Refunds of YardBooth fees
If YardBooth refuses to unlock private preparation for an eligible new store, we will refund that $9 Sale Pass in full.
After private preparation unlocks, the fee is normally final because the paid service has started, even if the seller has not launched. If our error prevents private preparation or the paid public store page from working, contact us within 30 days. We will correct the problem, extend the store, or refund the affected fee. A renewal may be refunded before its added period begins. These rules do not take away any refund required by law.
Except where law requires otherwise, we do not refund a fee merely because the seller launches before adding a listing, no item sells, no buyer sends an offer, a seller stops early, or we suspend or remove a store for the seller’s material breach of the Terms of Use.
Payments for listed items
Buyers pay sellers directly. YardBooth does not collect, hold, escrow, reverse, or guarantee money for a chair, tool, or any other listed item. The $9 refund rules above do not apply to those buyer-seller payments.
Before a first offer is submitted, YardBooth keeps it as a short-lived private draft while the buyer verifies the email and mobile number entered. A current buyer session may send later offers without repeating those checks only when the same exact email and mobile number are used. Changing either requires verification.
An initial offer or counteroffer does not reserve an item. Seller acceptance starts a 48-hour hold. Cancellation or expiration releases it. The seller marks the deal complete after payment and pickup.
For a held item, a buyer can request one availability email through the verified My Offers flow. The request can be cancelled while active, ends when the sale or listing closes, and does not reserve the item or guarantee that it remains available.
Only after acceptance, My Offers shows the saved private handoff for payment and pickup. Later seller-setting changes do not rewrite that accepted-offer record.
The private seller manager may show a sales total based on amounts the seller enters and completed offers. YardBooth does not verify outside payment. The total is not profit, tax advice, or an accounting statement.
Safer local deals
- Inspect the item and ask about its condition before paying.
- Never send a password or login or verification code.
- Be wary of gift cards, wires, cryptocurrency, overpayments, refund requests, and fake payment notices.
- Meet in daylight or a public place when practical, and tell someone where you are going.
- Keep the listing, messages, and payment record until the deal is complete.
- A verified email or phone confirms control of that contact channel only. It does not prove that a person or item is trustworthy.
See the FTC’s guidance for marketplace buyers and online sellers.
Questions or refund requests
Email hello@yardbooth.com with the seller email, store name, payment date, and what happened. Never send a full card number.