List the kit your kids have outgrown. Another family at your school buys it, you get paid, and the school gets a share.
Boots that fitted for one season wait behind the camping chairs for a younger sibling who ends up playing a different sport.
Meanwhile another family at the same school is buying the same size new, for the same Saturday fixture.
Swapping on WhatsApp works, sort of. Sizes get lost in the scroll, payments are awkward and the school sees none of it.




Every one of these could be paying a family back and kitting out another child.
ReSport is an online shop for each school's families. The room at school is only where kit is dropped off and picked up.
See what families at your school have listed, by sport and size.
Pay online now, or reserve it and pay by card when you collect.
We let you know when it's waiting in the ReSport room.
Pick it up at school, often on the way to practice.
A couple of photos, the size and your price. It takes about two minutes.
It stays yours. ReSport sells it on your behalf.
When someone buys it, bring it to the ReSport room at school.
Once the buyer collects, your share is paid out. The school keeps a small share.
Most families will use ReSport on their phones. List kit from the garage, browse by school and size, and show a code at the room to collect.





Your payment is held in escrow. The seller is only paid once you have the item in your hands.
The room takes cards on a Yoco card machine, or with Tap to Pay on an iPhone. Look it over, then tap.
No stock to buy and no shop to run. The kit belongs to families until it sells, and the school gets a share of every sale.
A Yoco card machine works. So does Tap to Pay on an iPhone someone at school already has.
Register the school, add the people who'll help, and choose where the school's share is paid.
An old storeroom, a corner of the hall or a container by the fields. Somewhere lockable with a few shelves.
Tell families in the newsletter. The first listings usually follow the same evening.
It's a couple of hours a week: taking in kit that has sold and handing it to buyers. Whoever runs it, the school's share arrives the same way.
The family who listed it. ReSport sells it on consignment, so the school never buys stock or carries unsold kit.
It's held until the buyer collects. Then the seller's share and the school's share are paid out.
A share of every sale. For example, on a R330 cricket bat, R280 might go to the family and R50 to the school. Each school agrees its own split.
If they paid online, the money is still held when they collect. They can check the item in the room before the sale completes.
No. Tap to Pay on an iPhone turns a phone into a card reader. And buyers who pay online don't need a card machine at all.
Tell us about your school and we'll help you set up the account and the room. Or talk to us first. There's no obligation.
Email us: info@resport.co.za