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Share what you have
Send a spreadsheet, photos, service tags, or a plain-language description. You do not need a perfect inventory list to begin.
Direct enterprise equipment buyer
Sell used servers without the marketplace hassle.
Turn retired servers, storage, and networking gear into a clear, competitive offer. Share what you know, get a response within 24 hours, and let us coordinate the next step.
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Response target
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Equipment groups
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Point of contact
Start with what you have
A better quote starts with useful details.
Photos, model numbers, quantities, condition, and location are enough to get the conversation moving.
- Upload a list or photos
- Tell us what is working
- Share your timeline
- Get a clear next step
No obligation. We will tell you what we need next.
A simpler path to recovery
From surplus equipment to a finished handoff.
The process is built for IT teams that need a responsive buyer and a clean operational closeout.
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Receive a clear estimate
We review the configuration, condition, quantity, and current secondary-market demand, then return a straightforward offer.
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Choose the easiest handoff
Accept the offer and we coordinate pickup, freight, or shipping for qualifying lots with clear next steps.
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Get paid and close out
After receipt and verification, we issue payment and can provide the documentation your team needs for its records.
Make the first review faster
Send the inventory details you already have.
You do not need a perfect asset database. Model numbers, service tags, quantities, condition, location, and a few photos give us a useful starting point.
Helpful columns
Manufacturer and model
Service tag or serial
Quantity and condition
CPU, RAM, and storage
GPU or expansion cards
Location and photos
Equipment coverage
What can you sell?
We evaluate enterprise equipment by configuration and condition—not just by the label on the chassis.
Servers
Rack, tower, blade, GPU, and high-density compute platforms.
Dell PowerEdge · HPE ProLiant · Lenovo · Supermicro
Explore serversStorage
SAN, NAS, all-flash, hybrid arrays, and disk shelves.
Dell EMC · NetApp · Pure Storage · HPE Nimble
Explore storageNetworking
Switches, routers, firewalls, wireless, and data-center gear.
Cisco · Arista · Juniper · Palo Alto · Fortinet
Explore networkingComponents
CPUs, ECC memory, enterprise drives, GPUs, NICs, and HBAs.
Intel Xeon · AMD EPYC · DDR4/DDR5 · NVMe/SAS
Explore componentsValuation, explained
The details inside the server matter.
Two identical chassis can have very different recovery values. We look at the complete configuration and the realities of the secondary market.
- CPU generation and socket count
- RAM type, capacity, and population
- Drive interface, capacity, and health
- GPU, NIC, HBA, rails, and power supplies
- Condition, quantity, location, and timing
Example quote layout
Line-item review
Server lot
Mixed rack inventory
Dell PowerEdge R740xd · 6 unitsLine item
HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 · 4 unitsLine item
Enterprise SAS/NVMe drives · 38 unitsLine item
Your actual offer depends on the equipment details we verify. This preview shows the kind of information a clear review can contain.
Security is part of the handoff.
Tell us your data-security requirements before equipment moves. Data-bearing media can be routed through a documented sanitization workflow with wiping or destruction options.
Logistics that fit the lot.
Single systems, pallets, and full refresh projects have different handoff requirements. We help you choose the practical route and coordinate pickup, freight, or shipping for qualifying lots.
Pickup or freight coordination
Packing guidance
Clear receiving expectations
Payment after verification
Choose the right channel
One buyer, less operational drag.
The best path depends on your equipment, timeline, and documentation needs.
| Consideration | Direct buyer | Marketplace | Recycler |
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| Pricing | Offer based on the equipment and lot | Depends on listing, buyer, and fees | Usually material value |
| Your workload | One conversation and coordinated next steps | Seller lists, packs, ships, and handles messages | Seller arranges the handoff |
| Data security | Discuss documented sanitization options | Seller is responsible for the process | Depends on the recycler |
| Best fit | Enterprise lots and planned refreshes | Small, easy-to-ship individual items | Equipment without practical resale value |
A real process, clearly explained
See what the handoff looks like.
Use the guide, review the security workflow, then send the inventory you have.
Before you send a list
Questions sellers ask first.
Still unsure whether your equipment is worth a conversation? Send the details you have and we will help you decide what comes next.
Read all FAQsDo I need a complete inventory list?+
No. Photos, service tags, model numbers, and approximate quantities are enough to start. A spreadsheet or asset export helps us return a more precise estimate faster.
Do you buy individual servers or only large lots?+
We evaluate individual enterprise systems, mixed lots, and larger refresh or decommission projects. Logistics options depend on the equipment, location, and estimated value.
What happens to drives that still contain data?+
Tell us about your security requirements before shipment. Data-bearing media can be routed through a documented sanitization workflow, including certified wiping or physical destruction options.
How quickly will I hear back?+
Our current target is a response within 24 hours. Complex or incomplete inventories may need a short follow-up before a final line-item offer is ready.
Ready when you are
Find out what your equipment is worth.
Start with a photo, a spreadsheet, or a quick description. We will respond with the next useful step.