List it. Pack it.
Get paid.

Head to your dashboard and hit + Add Listing. You'll need clean photos (natural light, no glare on that window box), the car's name, brand, price, stock count, condition, and series.

Collectors here read descriptions closely — mention casting quality, wheel type, and box condition. A rough box or a window-box ding is not a dealbreaker, it's just information. Hiding it is what gets you a return request.

When someone buys, the order shows up in your dashboard as Pending. You get a window to hit Accept Order or Reject Order.

Only reject if you genuinely can't fulfil it — out of stock, damaged in storage, whatever. Every reject needs a reason, and buyers see it. Ghosting an order is the fastest way to tank your seller score.

This is a collector platform. Box condition is half the value of the piece to a lot of buyers, so treat packing as part of the product, not an afterthought.

• Keep the casting in its original blister or window box.
• Wrap the boxed car in bubble wrap — enough that it can't shift, not so much you can't tell what's inside.
• Use a shipping box noticeably bigger than the window box, and fill the gaps. A car that rattles is a car that arrives with a crushed corner.
• Corners and window flaps take the most damage in transit — give those extra padding specifically.

Once you've accepted the order, open it up from the order tracking page and hit Print Label— it's auto-generated through Shipway, no manual paperwork needed.

Print it, trim it if there's excess paper, and stick it flat on the box's largest face — no folds or wrinkles over the barcode, or the pickup agent's scanner will hate you for it.

Back in your dashboard, mark the order as packed. This tells Sarthe (and the buyer) the box is sealed, labeled, and sitting by your door ready to go.

Shipway works with courier partners like Delhivery to actually pick up your package. There's no fixed time slot — you might get a call, a WhatsApp message, or both, and it can come with little warning.

Keep your phone on you once an order's packed. When they reach out, hand over the box as-is — no last-minute re-taping, the label needs to stay exactly as printed.

Once the buyer confirms delivery (or the return window closes quietly), the order moves to Delivered and the payout unlocks. Head to your dashboard, enter your UPI ID, and claim it — it lands in 1-2 business days.