Subito.it

Subito is everyday Italian for at once or right away, which is also why “cerco subito” or “acquista subito” bring up all sorts of pages besides the marketplace. The site's address is simply subito.it, without a .com, although many people type subito.com.it. Whatever you type, the marketplace is the one at www.subito.it and in the Subito app.

BuyHub turns your English search into Italian and lets you filter by price, condition and category, choose private sellers or businesses, keep only items that can be shipped, or match your words in titles only. Sort by newest or by price to see what has just been posted.

Turned into a radar, the search runs on its own, day and night, and BuyHub sends you an alert when a new ad matches. You can also add eBay Italy, Vinted Italy or Wallapop to the same search and get one combined list without duplicates.

Subito.it is a classifieds site founded in Milan in 2007 and now one of the most visited websites in Italy. Most of those who post are private individuals, though professionals sell there too, and almost anything is on offer, from cars and motorbikes to furniture, clothing and electronics. Many deals are still closed face to face, but TuttoSubito, its built-in payment and shipping service, makes it possible to buy remotely anywhere in Italy: Subito holds the money until the buyer confirms the item has arrived.

For collectors, the Collezionismo section gathers stamps, coins, Panini sticker albums and antiques, and with so many new listings every day, good pieces tend to go quickly. On subito.it, listings are in Italian and prices in euros. TuttoSubito only covers shipping within Italy, so buyers in other countries have to arrange delivery directly with the seller.