Sellers pay a flat fee of $79. If the vehicle has a loan, KeySavvy charges an additional $99 to pay off the loan as part of the sale.

Buyers also pay a flat fee of $79.

Buyers and sellers can split fees equally, or have one party pay all fees.

Yes! You don't need to pay off your loan before you sell your RV -- KeySavvy will pay it off as part of the sale process when your buyer pays with KeySavvy. We charge sellers a $99 fee when there is a loan or lien on a vehicle.

After KeySavvy verifies and approves a sale, we'll send you an email letting you know it's OK to give your vehicle to the buyer. For most transactions, we'll initiate your payment as soon as the buyer confirms they have possession by clicking a button on their KeySavvy dashboard.

For sales where you need to mail your title to KeySavvy, we'll still initiate your payment as soon as you hand over your keys, but only if we've received and processed your title. Sales that require mailing your title to KeySavvy include those where the buyer is shipping the vehicle, the buyer is applying for the Used EV Tax Credit, or if you have a loan and reside in a title-holding state. KeySavvy may require mailing your title for other sales, but we'll let you know in advance.

Many sellers choose to mail their title in advance, before handing over the keys. After you and your buyer agree on a price, we'll provide a guide for signing and mailing your title.

Yes, KeySavvy allows buyers to finance their purchase through their own bank or credit union.

Unlike a traditional private party sale with buyer financing, the process for sellers is simple: After you and the buyer agree on a price, we work with your buyer to collect payment from their bank. You hand over the keys and we send your payment. You don't have to wait for the buyer or their bank.

Note that if you currently have a loan, most lenders won't allow your buyer to finance their purchase.

When you sell your RV on consignment, a consignment dealer takes possession of your RV, lists it for sale, and shows it to buyers. When the vehicle sells, the dealer pays you the sale amount, minus the consignment fee. Typically, the consignment fee is 5-20% of the sale price, or a flat fee of $1,000 or more, depending on the vehicle. While you wait for the consignment dealer to sell your car, you can't drive your RV, but you still have to pay for registration and insurance, and you keep making monthly payments if your RV is financed.

When you sell your RV yourself, you can continue using your RV while it's for sale. When you use KeySavvy to accept payment, we handle the paperwork just like a dealer would, but you save thousands in consignment fees.

Yes. If your loan is more than the sale price of the vehicle (called "negative equity", "upside-down", or "underwater"), you can still sell with KeySavvy. In fact, we make it easier because you don't have to pay off your entire loan before selling your RV.

When you agree on a price with a buyer, we'll get a 10-day payoff quote from your lender. We'll collect the difference between the sale price and the payoff amount from you before your buyer picks up the vehicle.