MAC.BID Achieves Over $1.1 Billion in Customer Savings in 2025 As It Grows to 28 Facilities

MAC.BID Delivers Significant Customer Savings in 2025

In an impressive feat, the online retail liquidation company, MAC.BID, disclosed today that its customers realized over $1.1 billion in savings throughout 2025. This milestone is not merely a testament to the high demand for value-driven shopping, but also reflects the rapid expansion of the company, which now operates across 28 locations nationwide, marking a substantial growth from just eight facilities three years prior.

Based in Pennsylvania, MAC.BID specializes in acquiring returned and overstocked inventory from major retailers, including Amazon, Walmart, Target, Home Depot, and Wayfair. The company processes these goods in bulk—by the truckload—and offers them to customers via its unique online auction platform. All items initiate bidding at $1, enabling savings of up to 80% off traditional retail prices. This business model is a win-win for both consumers and participating retailers, as it transforms what would be a costly logistical challenge into a streamlined opportunity for savings.

Kellen Campbell, co-founder and president of MAC.BID, emphasized the company’s commitment to helping customers navigate the pressures of rising costs: “Our mission is simple: to help people save serious money on the things they need without sacrificing the joys of buying the things they want.” This focus has obviously resonated with shoppers, particularly in a financial climate increasingly driven by cost-minded choices.

The year 2025 proved transformative for MAC.BID, showcasing their innovative model and commitment to serving customers. The company processed 17,000 truckloads, a 26% increase over the previous year, reflecting a growing demand for both the services MAC.BID provides and its ever-expanding selection of items available for auction. Daily, over 300,000 items populate their auctions, a clear indicator of MAC.BID’s ability to meet the needs of a larger customer base.

As MAC.BID continues to broaden its reach, the company also plays a vital role in regional economies. The expansion has led to the creation of hundreds of new jobs, contributing not just to local employment but also to the overall economic health of the areas they serve. New facilities opened in cities including Hamilton, Ohio; Macon, Georgia; Colorado Springs, Colorado; Davenport, Iowa; Jackson, Tennessee; and San Antonio, Texas, highlighting the strategic selections for growth.

In addressing the considerable logistical challenges involved in retail returns, MAC.BID has positioned itself as a crucial partner for major retail brands. Rather than managing the difficult and often costly process of reverse logistics internally, many retailers now opt to sell excess inventory directly to MAC.BID. The company then efficiently reprocesses these goods, making them accessible to consumers at substantial discounts while simultaneously alleviating retailers of their inventory headaches.

Looking ahead, MAC.BID projects a further 20% growth for 2026, expecting to process more than 30 million items across its facilities. Plans are afoot for additional facility openings in new markets, maintaining their popular bidding system. This infrastructural expansion aligns perfectly with MAC.BID's commitment to providing second chances for both products and the community.

At its core, MAC.BID is driven by a philosophy of sustainability and opportunity, ensuring that returned and excess items find new homes instead of going to waste. As the landscape of consumer shopping continues to evolve, MAC.BID stands ready to serve both the economic needs of consumers and the strategic needs of retailers, transforming challenges into efficient, profitable solutions.

Founded in 2018 by Shawn Allen and Kellen Campbell, MAC.BID has firmly established itself as a leader in the online retail liquidation sector, and its 2025 achievements reflect a promising trajectory for the years to come.

For additional insights into how MAC.BID works and to participate in upcoming auctions, visit their website at www.mac.bid.