Every day across Australia, quality materials, fixtures and furniture are left unused, over-ordered or discarded. At the same time, builders and renovators are paying more than they should for the very same things.
Snagd Up exists to close that gap — connecting builders, renovators and everyday Australians to a smarter way of sourcing, where quality materials get a second life and buyers get better value without compromise.
Be the first to know when we launch and get early access to the app.
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As of 26 June 2025, Australia is on track to waste up to
in construction materials over the next five years — unless urgent action is taken to improve how we design, build and recover resources across the property sector.
Snagd Up exists to change that.
Snagd Up is a new Australian marketplace for surplus building materials. Whether you're renovating, building or tackling a home project, it's a smarter way to find quality materials for less — and keep good stuff out of landfill while you're at it.
Quality materials and furniture, for a fraction of retail.
Good materials get a second life instead of landfill.
Builders, renovators and homeowners — not trade only.
Find it. Snag it. Done.
Name it, pick a category, set your price.
Dimensions, weight, colour and quantity.
Shoot it where it stands — a few good angles.
Pick pickup or delivery, then publish. Buyers make an offer.
Whatever the job left behind — plus furniture and fittings.
Whatever the job left behind — timber, tiles, sheeting, tapware, stone offcuts, fixtures and bricks, plus furniture and fittings. If it's still usable, it's listable.
Listing is free. When you sell, a small fee comes out — once funds are released, you'll see the final breakdown.
Local buyers can pick up direct from you. Want to deliver instead? Organise it yourself and charge the buyer for it.
No. Builders, renovators and homeowners all buy and sell here. Everyone's after the same thing: good materials, less money.
Email us any time at [email protected].
Launching October 2026. Be first in line for early access.
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