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An in-game shot of Jemison Mercantile, one of the vendors found in New Atlantis in the space opera RPG Starfield.
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How and where to sell items for money in Starfield

Looking to sell all of your unwanted items?

If you are a fan of Bethesda, you probably know that its games tend to allow players to take almost anything that isn’t nailed down. Starfield is no exception, and that means you’ll need to know where to sell it all.

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Thankfully, selling items is super easy in Starfield because there are plenty of places where you can offload your unwanted weapons, gear, items, junk, and more. You can make yourself a decent amount of credits too, so knowing how to sell is a must. 

We’ve got you covered as in this guide, we will be looking at the best places to sell your items in the game. 

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Selling to vendors in Starfield

Vendors and their kiosks are the most common place where you will be able to offload your unwanted items in Starfield. These vendors can be found across the various cities in the game —such as New Atlantis and Akila—as well in spaceports and settlements. In the early game, Jemison Mercantile is a great option for selling unwanted items, weapons, and more. The store also stocks a range of items like ammunition and spacesuits, so you can spend some of those hard-earned credits.

The great thing about vendors is that they will buy just about anything, from your miscellaneous junk to your unused weapons. That being said, there are certain vendors that will only buy certain items, such as surplus stores that will only purchase your armor and weapons and cafes that can only accept any food and drink you don’t want. 

An in-game shot of one of the many vendors that items can be sold to in the space RPG Starfield.
Ready to serve. Screenshot by Dot Esports

If you are struggling to find a vendor to sell your items, there are information kiosks scattered around in cities where you can look through directories to find out more about certain businesses and corporations, some of which have vendors ready and willing to buy.

It’s important to remember that each vendor only has a certain amount of credits in their inventory that they will be able to spend on your items. This amount will be refreshed every 24 hours, but make sure that you don’t pin your hopes on one vendor being able to afford every single piece of junk that you have amassed during your travels. You can see the amount that each vendor has available to spend in the top right corner when you access the store menu. 

How to sell items in Starfield

Once you have found the vendor that you want to sell to, simply approach them and ask them if you can see their wares. You will then be able to see what they have for sale. 

If you are playing on Xbox tap “LB” and if you are on PC, press the “Q” key, and this will switch you over to the selling menu where you can sell any items from either your personal inventory or your ship’s inventory

An in-game shot of the Chunks Apple food item from the space RPG Starfield.
Space apples. Screenshot by Dot Esports

There you have the basics of how to go about selling your items in Starfield. Just remember to only try offering honestly obtained items to vendors. If you are thinking of selling contraband or other questionable items (that you definitely acquired completely legally), you might have to look elsewhere

All vendors, shops, and kiosks in Starfield

Vendors and kiosks in Jemison, New Atlantis

New Atlantis Spaceport/ Central Area

Jemison Mercantile: Sells an assortment of items. Talk to Amoli Bava, she will be behind the main desk as you walk in the main door.

An in game image of the shop Jemison Mercantile from the sci fi game Starfield.
Jemison Mercantile. Screenshot by Dot Esports

The Viewport: Drinks. Talk to Nyssa Marcano, she will be behind the counter directly ahead of you as you walk in.

An in game image of the bar The Viewport from the sci fi game Starfield.
The Viewport. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Trade Authority Kiosk: Sells an assortment of items but also allows for the selling of contraband items. When you exit your ship, go towards the bright yellow kiosk next to where the ship services technician is standing.

An in game image of the Trade Authority kiosk from the sci fi game Starfield.
Trade Authority kiosk. Screenshot by Dot Esports

The Well

Apex Electronics: Sells aid, resources, notes, and miscellaneous items. Talk to Henrik Zuran.

An in game image of the shop Apex Electronics from the sci fi game Starfield.
Apex Electronics. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Jake’s: Food and drink only. Talk to Jake, he will be behind the bar.

Kay’s House: Food and drink only. Talk to Kay’s daughter, Theresa Mason.

An in game image of the food and drink establishment Kay's House from the sci fi game Starfield.
Kay’s House. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Med Bay: Medical supplies only. Talk to Talia O’Shea, she will be milling around the general Med Bay area.

Trade Authority: Sells an assortment of items. Talk to Zoe Kaminski, she will be behind the desk as you go through the double doors.

An in game image of the Trade Authority building from the sci fi game Starfield.
The Trade Authority.Screenshot by Dot Esports

UC Surplus: Buys an assortment of items. Talk to Antonio Bianchi, he will be behind the counter or in the back of the store.

An in game image of the shop UC Surplus from the sci fi game Starfield.
UC Surplus. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Residential District

Centaurian Arsenal: Weapons and ammo only. Talk to Anya Griffon, she is behind the desk to the right as you walk in. She might also be sitting next to the weapons workbench, behind the desk on the right.

An in game image of the shop Centaurian Arsenal from the sci fi game Starfield.
Centaurian Arsenal. Screenshot by Dot Esports

EIT Clothiers: Apparel only. Talk to Farad Kallob, behind the main desk as you walk into the shop.

CJ’s: Food, drink, and medical supplies. Talk to Curtis Julien, he will be behind the main desk.

Reliant Medical: Medical supplies only. Talk to Dr. Alexei Lebedev. Enter the Reliant Medical building and keep walking until you see a door labeled “Doctor Office Diagnosis Room.” He will be in this room.

Commercial District

Outland: Sells an assortment of items. Talk to Cornelius Townard, he will be behind the desk or wandering around inside the shop.

UC Distribution: Sells an assortment of items. Talk to Wen Tseng, she will be behind the large desk just past the barriers as you walk in.

An in game image of the UC Distribution Center building from the sci fi game Starfield.
UC Distribution Center. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Please note this is an ongoing list that is still under construction. More establishments and kiosks to sell at will be added as we continue our playthrough of the game.


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Antonia Haynes is a freelance general gaming writer for Dot Esports who resides in a small seaside town in England where she has lived her whole life. Beginning her video game writing career back in 2014, and having an avid love of gaming since childhood, she became a staff writer in 2018 before becoming freelance in 2023 with her role at Dot Esports. Her ideal day would consist of junk food, fluffy pyjamas and video games because quite frankly going outside is overrated.