Get value back from retired equipment
Equipment retired on a three- or four-year cycle usually still has a market. We test and grade it, sanitize the storage, and resell it through wholesale channels, so the value comes back to you instead of sitting in a closet losing more every quarter.
What drives the offer
Two laptops with the same model name can be worth very different amounts. We look at:
- Model, generation and specification (CPU, memory, storage)
- Age and remaining market demand
- Cosmetic and functional condition
- Whether BIOS, MDM or activation locks are released
- Quantity and whether chargers and accessories are included
How you get paid
Depending on the equipment, we either make a fixed purchase offer or share the resale proceeds with you. Newer, uniform fleets usually suit a fixed offer; mixed or older lots usually suit a revenue share. Either way the terms are written down before pickup, and the settlement statement lists the outcome for each serial number.
Release the locks before pickup
Apple Activation Lock, Windows Autopilot, MDM enrollment and BIOS passwords all cut resale value sharply. If you can release them before collection, do; if not, tell us and we will work through it with your IT team.
Questions
How quickly can we get an offer?
Send a model list or asset export through the request form. We respond within one business day; final value is confirmed after testing.
What if some equipment has no resale value?
It is recycled under the same process and appears on the same report. Resale value from the rest of the lot often covers recycling costs.
Tell us what you're retiring.
Get a written, itemized quote in one business day.