DollarDays International, Inc. LAST VERIFIED: August 6, 2026

DollarDays (DollarDays International, Inc.) is a wholesale e-commerce marketplace founded in 2001 by Marc Joseph and headquartered in the Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona area. Its niche is distinctive: rather than courting flea-market resellers alone, DollarDays positions itself as the leading supplier of wholesale goods for nonprofits, schools, churches and ‘betterment organizations,’ supplying bulk hygiene kits, blankets, backpacks, socks, toys, school supplies, apparel basics and general merchandise for donation drives and community programs. It also serves conventional small-business buyers. The company is online-only, sourcing from many suppliers and shipping from multiple warehouses, and claims over two decades serving thousands of nonprofit and school customers.

Ordering is open to anyone with a free account – no resale certificate or nonprofit status is required, though the assortment and bulk packaging are optimized for organizational buyers. Most items sell in case packs with minimum order requirements that reviewers describe as frustrating when they only want a few units. Most orders ship within 1-2 business days, with longer lead times for multi-warehouse orders or shipments over 500 lbs; scheduled, rush and delayed deliveries are offered. Payment is by standard card methods. What the site does not state publicly: a universal free-shipping threshold, dropship program terms, and net-terms availability – shipping costs are quote-based at checkout and support is handled by phone/email.

DollarDays is a legitimate, long-established marketplace with a genuinely useful niche in charitable bulk buying, and its current Trustpilot score is solid (4.5/5). The caveats: review volumes everywhere are small, so scores are noisy; an old ResellerRatings complaint alleged a short/wrong shipment with unreachable support, and other reviewers report difficulty reaching customer service or resolving order problems promptly; and case-pack minimums make it awkward for very small orders. Because it is a multi-supplier marketplace, product consistency can vary by vendor. The site blocks automated access, so this profile is assembled from Google-indexed pages and secondary sources. For nonprofits buying donation goods in bulk, it is a credible first stop; verify item specifics before large orders.