What Happened to Yerdle
Yerdle launched as a peer-to-peer swap marketplace: list an item, earn Yerdle dollars, spend those dollars on someone else’s stuff. As of our last check, yerdle.com redirects directly to trove.co, which itself redirects to trove.com — a company describing itself as “Returns Management & Resale Software for Brands & 3PLs.” In plain terms, Yerdle’s underlying technology and team appear to have moved from running their own consumer marketplace to powering resale and trade-in programs behind the scenes for other retailers (the “sell us your old stuff for store credit” programs some clothing and gear brands now run). That’s a real, apparently thriving business — it’s just not one you can sign up for as a shopper anymore.
We couldn’t find a consumer signup page, a Yerdle-branded app, or any mention of Yerdle dollars anywhere on the current site. Our original post also never had a working referral link for the $35 offer — so if you’ve been searching for a way to claim it, there genuinely isn’t one anymore.
If you liked the idea of Yerdle — turning stuff you don’t use into money or credit toward something you do — these are the two secondhand marketplaces we currently track with working links:
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Where to Swap or Sell Your Stuff Instead
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Yerdle $35 promo code still work?
No — as of our last check, Yerdle’s consumer marketplace no longer exists, so there’s nothing left to redeem the offer against.
Is Yerdle still a company?
The underlying business appears to be, under the name Trove — but it now sells resale/returns software to other brands rather than running its own consumer marketplace.
What’s the closest thing to Yerdle that still works?
ThredUp for secondhand clothing, or Mercari for a broader range of used items. We track working links for both, above.
Can I still access an old Yerdle account or balance?
We have no special information on that — Yerdle’s own past communications, if any were sent, would be the authoritative source, since the consumer site is gone.
The Yerdle offer is history.
The record lives here.
The original details are preserved above — and the intro points to what still works today.
See the current alternative