Most manufacturers are leaving money on the table every time they send a box to the baler. We pay you for it instead.
Most manufacturers treat used boxes as a cost — paying to bale them, paying to recycle them, or paying someone to take them away. Rebox flips that equation. We pay you a premium rate per box based on size, condition, and volume. The boxes that were costing you money start generating it instead without major changes to your core operation.
The longer you work with us, the better your program performs. Our Supplier Success Team actively reviews your volumes, your stacking practices, and your pickup frequency to make sure you're always earning the best possible rate. Most of our supplier programs have been running for five or more years. Some for over 20.
We do not sign suppliers to a program without understanding their operation first. Here is what the process looks like:
Step 1 — Conversation. Our business development team reaches out within 1–3 business days to learn about your facility, volumes, and current disposal setup.
Step 2 — On-site visit. We come to you. Our team assesses your material, reviews your stacking practices, and identifies opportunities to maximize your revenue from day one.
Step 3 — Trial pickup. We run a trial before any commitment. Based on the results, we provide projected revenue figures so you know what to expect.
Step 4 — Program launch. Once agreed, you're assigned a dedicated Supplier Success Manager who manages your program and works with you continuously to improve efficiency and grow your returns over time.
Rebox specializes in once-used boxes that are suitable for reuse in real-world operations. Every box that moves through our system is hand-inspected and hand-sorted by our teams to ensure it meets defined quality standards before being used by retailers.
We buy boxes that are structurally sound and capable of protecting goods through another full cycle of use. They are often boxes used to deliver product components, misprints, or discarded boxes headed for the recycler/baler.
Rebox provides your warehouse team with stacking guidelines that reduce handling time and increase the value of every load
Anthony Powell leads our Supplier Success Team. Anthony has been with Rebox for over 19 years and brings a wealth of experience in operational efficiencies and strategic partnerships.
Anthony and his team focus on delivering exceptional experiences for our suppliers. Together, they work to ensure that your reuse program is running as smoothly and efficiently as possible. They will work with you regularly to identify new opportunities and increase revenue for your business.
Our team regularly reviews stacking practices with you to ensure safety, efficiency, and maximum value over time.
"As a manufacturer we produce a significant number of cardboard boxes and pallets that get used one time at our facility and would then be destined for the recycle stream. With Rebox we can now take these practically new materials and give them a second life.This aligns very well with our environmental values and initiatives to divert materials from trash and recycling streams. This also provides a revenue stream instead of the costs of handling and recycling these products. Their attention to detail and customer responsiveness is excellent and they have been very generous with their time and resources."
Your team:
- Flatten boxes after opening
- Sort and stack on pallets following our guidelines
- Have material ready for scheduled pickup
Rebox handles everything else:
- Scheduling and conducting pickups
- Paying you within 30 days of pickup
- Providing monthly sustainability reports
- Review your program continuously to grow your returns
If your facility has specific requirements around sorting, scheduling, or pickup frequency, we'll work with you to build a program that fits. Flexibility is built into how we work.
For facilities with consistent box volumes or limited dock flexibility, Rebox can support pickups through drop trailer programs. This allows your team to load boxes on your schedule rather than coordinating around a live pickup window. Drop trailers help reduce dock congestion, minimize handling time, and keep operations moving smoothly.
