Promote your items with Reverb Bump

More views, faster sales

Some gear has heavy competition.

Bump helps your items stand out by making them more visible across Reverb.

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Boost your listing

When you Bump an item, it appears higher in search results and gets featured in other spots around Reverb. This added visibility helps your gear stand out and increases your chances of making a sale.

Your listing is 25% more likely to sell in 7 days with Bump.¹

Here's how it works

Bumping a listing takes less than a minute from your listings page.

1

Check your listing's insights

Your insights panel may recommend increasing visibility through Bump, or other actions to help your gear sell faster.

2

Choose your rate

If Bump is right for you, we’ll recommend a Bump rate based on current competition. A more competitive rate paired with a strong listing tends to earn better placements across Reverb.

3

If it doesn’t sell, you pay nothing.

Your Bump fee comes out of your payout once the gear sells. Bump fees are charged at the rate you set, in addition to selling and payment processing fees.

More ways to get seen

A seller sending a Direct Offer to interested buyers

Check your listing insights

Insights use real buyer activity and Reverb sales data to analyze your listings and give you recommendations for how to get your gear sold. It's the quickest way to spot the gear that could use fine tuning.

We're here to help

Common Bump questions from our Help Center

How much does Bump cost?
You decide. Set your Bump rate anywhere from 0.5% to 30% of your item's final sale price. You'll know your exact cost before you publish and you’ll only pay a fee if your item sells. Bump fees are charged in addition to selling and payment processing fees. Learn more about how Bump works.
When am I charged for Bump?
Only if and when your bumped listing sells. The fee is deducted from your Reverb Payments earnings, based on the item price plus shipping — tax not included. If you're in a country Reverb Payments doesn't support yet, the fee is added to your seller statement instead. Learn more about Bump fees.
What rate should I set?
Start with the rate we recommend on the listing or in your insights panel. It reflects what other sellers are bidding on similar gear. A more competitive rate paired with a strong listing tends to earn better placement. You can adjust your rate at any time. Learn more about the insights panel.
Where will my bumped listing show up?
Your rate earns your listing better placement in search results, on product pages, on the homepage, and in other spots across the site. Placement isn't based on rate alone — your listing's quality also matters, including item price, shipping cost, and return policy, along with how likely buyers are to click your listing. Learn more about placement.
Can I change my rate or turn Bump off?
Any time. On your listings page, find the listing, select More listing actions, then Manage bump rate. From there you can set a new percentage or opt out. To update a lot of listings at once, use a CSV export and import. Note: If an offer on a Bumped listing leads to a sale, you’ll be billed at the Bump rate in effect when the initial offer was made.
How do I know if Bump is working?
Open any bumped listing and look for Bump performance near the top to see bumped views, what you've spent, and sales that came from Bump. You can also look at multiple listings in your listings page, which shows engagement and ways to fine tune your listing.
For more information, visit the Selling section of our Help Center.

¹On average, comparing 7-day sell-through of promoted to non-promoted items. Results may vary. Internal Reverb data (April 2025–June 2025).

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