Resellers Turn Huge Profits on Discounted ARC XL Pizza Ovens

Gozney built its reputation making professional-grade pizza ovens for restaurants before bringing that tech to the home market. The Arc XL is their largest residential model, hitting temps up to 950°F and cooking pizzas in 60 seconds.

It runs on propane, fits 16-inch pizzas, and weighs about 60 pounds, so you’re looking at a substantial product here. Even if pizza isn’t your thing, it’s a great option for any high-heat cooking like steak or seafood.

This isn’t a nationwide sale. Home Depot’s clearance pricing varies by location based on local inventory levels. Some stores still have full stock at $390, while others sold out or never had the markdown. Your best move is checking BrickSeek with the SKU 327395499 before making the trip.

The site pulls real-time inventory data from Home Depot’s system and shows which stores near you have stock and what they’re charging. Look for stores showing $390 or close to it. If you see stores listed at $999, skip them and focus on the clearance locations.

Call ahead once you’ve identified a store with inventory. Ask specifically about the Gozney Arc XL in bone white and confirm the $390 price. Store associates can check the back if the display floor is empty. Some locations have a few units tucked away that don’t show up accurately in the system.

Obviously, mid-January is not prime outdoor pizza-making season (unless you’re in Florida), so stores in colder areas are marking these down to clear up shelf space for seasonal items. That’s where you step in.

eBay and Facebook Marketplace are your primary platforms here. Sold listings on eBay show the Arc XL moving between $650 and $700 with consistent demand. Facebook Marketplace sees similar pricing, often with local pickup preferred given the weight and size.

Your profit breaks down like this: $390 purchase price, selling around $675 average. eBay takes 13% in fees ($88), leaving you with roughly $197 profit per unit if you ship it. Facebook Marketplace charges 5% ($34), bumping your profit to $251 if you can find local buyers.

Shipping costs eat into margins since this weighs 60 pounds, so local sales through Facebook make more sense unless you can negotiate shipping costs with the buyer.

Better yet, Home Depot’s return policy gives you a 90-day window which reduces your risk significantly. If you can’t flip it within three months, you can return it for a full refund. Keep your receipt and original packaging. Clearance items like these still qualify for Home Depot’s standard return policy.

The Arc XL sells year-round, but spring and summer see the highest demand as people set up outdoor cooking spaces. Listing it now positions you for the pre-spring buying wave when shoppers start planning their backyard upgrades. Pizza oven searches spike in March and April, right before outdoor entertaining season kicks off.