For sellers
Sell your car to buyers beyond the U.S.
Reach verified international buyers without handling export paperwork, shipping or overseas payments yourself.
How you get paid
The buyer’s money is held by Escrow.com before your car leaves. You’re paid as soon as an inspector confirms your car and a licensed shipper picks it up with the title — no waiting for it to cross the ocean.
Fees
Listing is free. Buyers pay ShipMova’s fee. Want your car to stand out? Offer to split it 50/50 — your half is simply deducted from your payout. Nothing to pay upfront.
Why sell with ShipMova?
Reach buyers across West Africa without the export headache.
A bigger market for your car
Buyers in Nigeria, Ghana, Togo and Benin are looking for U.S. cars like yours.
Paid at pickup, not at arrival
Escrow.com pays you once the inspector confirms your car and a licensed shipper collects it with the title. No waiting for it to cross the ocean.
No overseas payment risk
Buyers pay into escrow. You never handle foreign transfers, fake checks or overpayment scams.
We handle the hard parts
A licensed, insured shipper picks up the car and handles export paperwork and the port.
Free to list
Buyers pay ShipMova's fee. Want to stand out? Offer to split it 50/50, deducted from your payout.
You stay in control
Set your price, offer a buyer a lower price, and remove your listing anytime before a buyer commits.
Questions sellers ask
- Do I ship the car myself?
- No. A licensed, insured shipper picks it up from you.
- When do I get paid?
- When the shipper collects the car and original title, after inspection.
- Can buyers negotiate?
- Yes. You can propose a lower price; the buyer must accept it.
- Does ShipMova take ownership of my car?
- Never. You sell directly to the buyer; ShipMova provides the verification and payment tools.
- What happens to my title?
- You hand the original title to the shipper at pickup. U.S. Customs requires it for export.
- Can I remove my listing?
- Anytime, unless a buyer is mid-purchase.
- What cars qualify?
- Cars the buyer's country allows in — for Nigeria, roughly 2014 and newer. We check automatically.