Send us what you have.
Models, quantities, condition, location. A spreadsheet or a few photos of the labels is plenty. A rough list works too.
Buying now: servers, storage, GPUs, networking, racks
Decommissioning, upgrading, or just tired of looking at it? Send us a list. Working, broken, or untested, one box or a full room. A real person reviews every inquiry and comes back with a real number.
01 / What we buy
We purchase used, surplus, and non-working datacenter equipment. Offers are based on model, specifications, quantity, condition, and resale or parts value.
Rackmount and tower servers, blade chassis, compute nodes, CPUs, and memory
Compute 02Arrays, disk shelves, NAS, enterprise SSDs & HDDs
Data 03Datacenter GPUs, workstation cards & GPU servers
Acceleration 04Switches, routers, firewalls, optics, and network adapters
Connectivity 05Cabinets, PDUs, UPS units, rails & cable management
InfrastructureFor equipment not listed above, select "Other" in the inquiry form and include the manufacturer and model.
02 / How it works
Models, quantities, condition, location. A spreadsheet or a few photos of the labels is plenty. A rough list works too.
We look it over, ask anything we need to know, and send you a price for the items we can buy.
We agree on payment, pickup or shipping, and drive handling in writing before anything leaves your building.
03 / Get an offer
Start with what you know. We'll fill in the gaps together.
Pull the drives before handoff, or tell us your wiping or destruction requirements up front. We'll confirm exactly how drives are handled before you agree to anything.
Questions
Yes. Broken, untested, and incomplete gear often has parts value. Just tell us what's wrong or missing so the offer is accurate.
No. Start with the models and quantities you know. Photos of model and service-tag labels help us identify things fast.
You decide. Many sellers pull drives before handoff and keep them. If drives are included, tell us your wiping or destruction requirements and we'll agree on exactly how they're handled before anything moves.
Send the location, rough quantity, and any loading or access details (dock, elevator, stairs). Pickup or shipping is worked out as part of the offer.
No, and that's on purpose. A person looks at your actual gear, so the number you get is one we can stand behind. You're never obligated to accept.