Sell My Saxophone: Get a Free Offer Online

Want to sell a used saxophone without the hassle of listings, haggling, or meeting strangers? Cash4Sax buys used saxophones (and some clarinets) by mail from sellers anywhere in the U.S. Send us a few photos, get a free offer based on recent sales, and ship it with a prepaid label we send you.

How it works

  1. Send photos and details. Fill out the form below, or text/email us photos of your sax.
  2. Get your free offer. We base offers on recent sales of the same make and model. No obligation.
  3. Ship it and get paid. Accept the offer and we’ll send you a prepaid UPS or USPS shipping label. We pay by PayPal or Venmo.

Get your free saxophone offer

What to include

Better photos and details get you a more accurate offer:

  • Neck, side profile: a clear photo of the neck from the side
  • Serial number: a close-up where every digit is readable
  • Condition: dents, repairs, missing parts, and whether it plays
  • Case: tell us whether a case comes with it

Prefer to text or email?

  • Text (SMS only): 904-472-3130
  • Email: cash4sax@gmail.com

Send your photos and a short description, and we’ll get back to you with an offer.

Local to Jacksonville? Ask about pickup.

Why sell your saxophone to Cash4Sax?

  • Free offers based on recent sales, for any condition
  • Prepaid shipping label, so you don’t pay to ship
  • Fast payment by PayPal or Venmo
  • Buying and restoring saxophones professionally since 2007
  • Hundreds of instruments bought

About Brian

My first saxophone was a Yamaha YAS-23 my parents bought me in 5th grade. I kept it for nearly 25 years, and it’s the horn I taught myself to repair on, which started my love for saxophone repair and restoration. Eventually it was time to pass it on to a young player who could enjoy it the way I did.

Most sellers tell me the same thing: “I don’t really want to sell it, but it needs to be played.” When I restore a vintage horn, I often send the original owner the “after” pictures so they know it was well cared for.

— Brian Seltz, Cash4Sax, Jacksonville, FL