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Where to sell items in Starfield explained
Every shop worth visiting in the Settled Systems.
- Cole Luke
Published: Friday, 22 December 2023 at 1:00 pm
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Like every Bethesda game, Starfield is full of stuff to pick up, store, use and sell. By doing the latter, you can make a lot of credits in a short amount of time.
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There are many ways to make money in Starfield. Be that stealing ships and selling them, taking on lucrative side quests, unlocking the Commerce skill or lockpicking every safe to reap the rewards. Whatever the case, there's a good chance your pockets will be filled with lots of trinkets. Thankfully, the universe is a big place with plenty of eager merchants ready to take those unwanted goods off your hands.
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These can be handy shops found in the huge shopping district of New Atlantis, hidden gems found within the murky streets of Neon or some unknown planet that we've stumbled upon but gives you better bang for your buck. Everything is accounted for.
Wherever you're looking to sell items in Starfield, the full details of which merchants and their location in the galaxy can be found below.
Where to sell items in Starfield explained
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To sell items in Starfield you need to find a vendor who will accept the goods you want to sell. In the Buy menu, press LB (on Xbox) or Q (on PC) to swap to the Sell menu and press it again to swap from your inventory to your ship's cargo.
Vendors and merchants can be found across the universe and, in most cases, general merchants will be your first port of call as they buy pretty much anything. If you have stolen items or contraband, you’ll need to head to a Trade Authority.
Trade Authority kiosks are usually found next to where you land but they don’t have as many credits to buy items as the bigger shops do. Annoyingly, you cannot sell directly from your companions’ inventory, so you will need to manually take what you want to sell from them.
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If you’re stuck finding where all the shops are then check out our list below.
New Atlantis shops
New Atlantis in Starfield. Bethesda
- Apex Electronics – Found in The Well. Buys/sells components and resources
- Centurion Arsenal – East of the MAST in the Residential District. Buys/sells weapons
- Chunks – South of Centurion Arsenal in the Residential District. Buys/sells food and drinks
- CJ’s – Northwest of the MAST. Buys/sells food and drinks.
- Dawn’s Roost – Found in the south of the Residential District. Buys/sells food and drinks
- EIT Clothiers – North of CJ’s. Buys/sells clothing
- Jake’s Bar – Found in The Well close to the Med Bay.
- Jemison Mercantile – General store found in the south of the Commercial District. Buys/sells most items.
- Outland – Found in the centre of the Commercial District. Buys/sells armour, weapons, and clothes
- Reliant Medical – At the top of the Residential District. Buys/sells medical equipment and treatment
- Med Bay – Found in The Well close to Jake’s Bar. Buys/sells medical equipment and supplies
- Terrabrew Coffee – Found close to Jemison Mercantile in the Commercial District. Buys/sells food and drinks
- Trade Authority – Kiosk is found next to the spaceport and shop can be found in the Well. Buys/sells components, resources, contraband and stolen items
- UC Distribution Centre – Found to the left of the MAST in the Commercial District. Buys/sells armour and weapons
- UC Surplus – Found in The Well. Buys/sells armour and weapons.
- Whetstone – Found west of the MAST. Buys/sells food and drinks
Neon City shops
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- Arboron – Buys/sells ammo and weapons
- Chunks – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Chunks Express – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Frankie’s Grab and Go – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Legrande’s Liquors – Buys/sells food and alcoholic drinks
- Mining League – Buys/sells mining supplies and resources
- Newill’s Goods – Buys/sells general items
- Offword Eats – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Quikshop – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Reliant Medical – Buys/sells medical equipment and treatment
- Ryujin – Buys/sells clothes and Neuroamps
- Sieghart’s Outfitters – Buys/sells armour, weapons, resources and miscellaneous items
- The Emporium – Buys/sells general and miscellaneous items
- Trade Authority – Shop in front of the elevator. Buys/sells components, resources, contraband and stolen items
- Tranquilitiea – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Xenofresh Seafood – Buys/sells food and drinks
Akila City shops
Bethesda
- Chunks – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Terrabrew Coffe – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Rowland Arms – Buys/sells weapons
- The Hitching Posy – Buys/sells drinks
- Aggie’s – Buys/sells food and drinks
- Midtown Minerals – Buys/sells minerals
- Trade Authority – Buys/sells components, resources, contraband and stolen items
- Shepherd’s General Store – Buys/sells general and miscellaneous items
- Laredo Firearms – Buys/sells ammo and weapons
The Key shops
Betheda
You’ll need to have started the Crimson Fleet faction quest before visiting The Key as, otherwise, the pirates will engage in pirate shenanigans and wipe you out.
- TK’s Tactical Gear – Buys/sells armour
- Weapons’s Shop – Buys/sells ammo and weapons
- General Goods – Buys/sells general and miscellaneous items
- Zuri’s Essentials – Buys/sells armour, weapons, ammo and miscellaneous items
- Trade Authority – Buys/sells components, resources, contraband and stolen items
- Clinic – Buys/sells medical equipment, supplies and treatment
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Cole LukeFreelance Writer
Cole Luke is a freelance journalist and video producer who contributes to Radio Times Gaming. He also has bylines for Digital Foundry, PC Gamer, Network N and more.
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