Refreshing, consolidating, or closing a facility? Send us the inventory list. You get a written per-unit offer, shipping handled end to end, and payment by ACH.
You approve the number before anything moves, and nothing is averaged across the lot.
A rough list works. An asset export or a photo of the rack elevation works better.
A written offer, line by line, within one business day. Nothing is averaged across the lot.
Prepaid label for small lots. Pallets, wrap, liftgate, dock appointment and BOL for the big ones.
ACH once the shipment is checked in against the agreed list. Wire on request.
Whole racks, partial refreshes, or the components left after you've pulled what you're keeping. There is no minimum — ten drives is a real order.
1U through 4U, single or dual socket. Dell, HPE, Lenovo, Cisco, Supermicro.
DDR3, DDR4 and DDR5 RDIMM and LRDIMM. Loose trays or still populated.
SATA, SAS and NVMe — U.2, U.3, M.2 and E1.S, 240GB through 30TB.
Nearline SAS and SATA, 10K and 15K. 600GB through 24TB, with or without caddies.
H100, A100, L40S and whole DGX nodes. The strongest per-unit numbers we write.
Intel Xeon Scalable and AMD EPYC. Loose in trays or still seated.
Cisco, Arista, Juniper and Mellanox, 1G through 400G, plus optics.
NetApp, Dell EMC, HPE and Pure. Controllers, shelves and disks priced separately.
Not sure what yours is worth? Read the valuation guide. Only got a few bits? Small lots are welcome — there is no minimum.
Ten drives or ten pallets, we pay for the shipping and you approve the number first. Here is exactly how it runs, so nothing lands on your facilities team.
Under a pallet, we email you a prepaid parcel label. Box it, hand it over, done. Nothing to pay and nothing to arrange.
We supply pallets, wrap and straps. In selected metros we de-rack on site so your team never touches a screwdriver.
Tell us which you have. We book the right equipment rather than turning up and finding out.
Pickup scheduled inside your facility's receiving hours, with a named carrier and a reference before the truck rolls.
Bill of lading issued ahead of pickup. Insured in transit at the agreed offer value.
Wrapped, strapped, cornerboarded
We price each unit on what the hardware is worth back in service. Configuration drives the offer — nothing here is weighed.
The single biggest factor. A 15th-gen chassis is worth a multiple of a 13th-gen one, same badge on the front.
Core count and clock. Two identical chassis can sit hundreds of dollars apart on the SKUs inside.
Leave the DIMMs in. Populated memory is frequently worth more than the chassis around it.
Small parts, real money. Empty caddies, rail kits and bezels all add to the line.
Dual PSUs fitted price above a single, and well above a chassis shipped with none.
Forty matched nodes out of one refresh price better per unit than forty mixed boxes.
Within one business day for most inventories. The offer is written and broken out per unit against what you sent, so you can see exactly what each line is worth before you commit to anything.
No. Ten drives out of one array is a real order and so is a full row out of a facility close. Small lots ship on a prepaid label we send you; anything on pallets goes by freight we arrange and pay for.
Because two servers of the same model can be worth very different money — the CPUs, memory, drives, caddies and power supplies all move it. Any published figure would be wrong for most people. We'd rather price your actual list and give you a real number.
Your call, and it's a pricing question rather than anything else. Keep them and we price the chassis without; include them and we price them into the offer. Tell us which when you send the list.
ACH once the shipment is checked in against the agreed list, typically the same day it lands. Wire on request. We don't pay cash, and ID is required prior to payment.
In selected metros, yes — we de-rack, palletize and load on site. Everywhere else we send pallets and packaging ahead of the pickup and walk your team through it.
No. We buy hardware that was working when it came out of service, because we sell it on to be used again.
Send the inventory list — any quantity, anywhere in the USA. You'll have a written, per-unit offer back within one business day.
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