Can I send several parts in one shipment?

Yes, and you should. Add each part to the same order and we quote them together, ship one label sized for the whole parcel, inspect them together, and pay out in one payment.

What is the free mailer, and should I request it?

A padded anti-static mailer with the prepaid label already inside, sent to your address so you don't need your own packaging. Request it at checkout if you're selling a single card, processor, memory kit or drive and don't have a suitable box. We post it within one business day and it arrives in 3–4 business days. If you have a sturdy box already, choose the label instead — it lands in your inbox within minutes.

Where do I drop the package off?

Hand it to a person at any USPS Post Office or staffed counter for a USPS label, or any UPS Store or UPS counter for a UPS label, so it's scanned on the spot. Please don't leave it in a blue mailbox or unattended drop box — an unscanned package is one we can't track for you.

Within 24 hours of your package arriving and passing inspection, Monday through Friday. Packages are inspected the same business day they land, so most sellers are paid the day after we receive the box.

How long does the whole process take?

Typically two to four days from accepting the offer to money in your account, and most of that is transit. Print the label the day you accept and hand the package to your carrier, and the inspection and payout happen within a business day of it arriving.

What happens when my package arrives?

We check the item against your order, then test it: graphics cards run under load, processors are checked for bent pins and booted, memory is tested, and drives get a full health check. If everything matches what you selected, payment goes out within 24 hours. You get an email at each step — label sent, in transit, received, and paid.

What if the inspection lowers my offer?

We email you a revised offer that says exactly what we found, item by item. You choose per item: accept the new price, or have it sent back to you free of charge. We hold everything for ten days while you decide, and nothing is paid, kept or recycled until you've answered.

How it works

From quote to payout in 3 simple steps.

An instant price, a free label, and money within a day of your package arriving. No listings, no fees, no strangers — here is exactly what happens, in the order it happens.

10 daysyour offer is locked
24 hrsfrom inspection to payment
$0shipping, fees or deductions
4 waysto be paid — Zelle, PayPal, USDC, check

Get an instant offer

Pick a category — GPU, CPU, RAM, storage, workstation and AI cards, server processors, or a complete PC — search for your exact model, and choose a condition. The price appears immediately. There's no listing to write, no buyer to wait on and nothing to negotiate: the number on screen is the number you're paid.

Prices are updated daily from live market data
Accept it and it's locked for 10 days, whatever the market does next
Add every part you're selling to one order for one label and one payout

Ship it for free

Accept the offer and choose how you want to ship. A prepaid label lands in your inbox within minutes. Or request our free mailer, with the label already inside, delivered to you within 3-4 business days. Pack it, hand it to your designated shipping carrier, done.

Free prepaid label with every accepted offer, sized for what you're sending
Free anti-static mailer on request, ideal for a single card, chip, kit or drive
Every shipment is insured in transit, and we handle any carrier claim

Get paid within 24 hours

We inspect every package the same business day it arrives: cards run under load, processors are checked and booted, memory is tested, drives get a health check. If it matches what you selected, payment goes out within 24 hours by Zelle, PayPal, USDC, or a mailed check. If it doesn't, you get a revised offer with the reason — accept it, or have the part back free.

Same-day inspection, Monday through Friday
Zelle, PayPal and USDC are sent the day payment is issued; checks arrive within about five days
Grade differently than you did? You decide per item, and returns are on us

After you ship

Every step, confirmed by email

You never have to wonder where your order is. Each stage below updates My Account and notifies you by email.

Label sent
Minutes after you accept
Your prepaid label arrives by email — or your mailer ships, and you get an email with its tracking.
In transit
First carrier scan
The moment the counter scans your package, your order updates and we email you the tracking number.
Received
The day it lands
We confirm the package is in our hands and heading to the bench.
Inspected
Same business day
Tested against what you selected. Matches: you're moving to payment. Differs: a revised offer explains exactly what we found.
Paid
Within 24 hours
Payment is sent by the method you chose, and your order in My Account shows it as paid.

Packing guide

How to pack your hardware

Five quick steps to make sure your item arrives safely and your offer holds.

Wrap it

Half an inch of bubble wrap on every side. Use an anti-static bag if you have one. Still have the original box? Pack the item in that instead — it usually protects better than anything else.

Box it

A rigid box with an inch of padding all round, so nothing moves when you shake it.

Label it

Tape every seam, then attach the prepaid label flat and wrinkle-free.

Drop it off

Hand it to your designated shipping carrier so it's scanned right away.

Do

Keep the GPU fully assembled — don't remove the backplate
Wipe any drive before it ships, and back up first
Take a photo of the part before sealing the box, just in case

Don’t

Don't ship it without protective material
Don't leave your components freely moving around their box
Don't drop the package in an unattended USPS blue mailbox

Got our free mailer? Skip all of this. Put your parts straight into the mailer, tape it closed, attach the label, and drop it off. Request one at checkout with any accepted offer and it arrives within 3-4 business days.

PC Packing Guide

How to pack your PC

Shipping a full desktop? Take the weight out first — the damage we see is almost always a heavy part that moved.

Take the GPU out

A heavy card can break its slot in transit. Remove it, wrap it, and lay it in the same box. If you kept the card's original box, put the card in that first, then place it inside the larger box.

Check the cooler

Large tower air coolers come off too. Stock coolers and AIOs can stay where they are.

Box it up

Tape the side panels shut, then use a box with a couple of inches of padding on every side. Still have the PC's original box? Pack it in that instead — it usually offers the best protection.

Requested a mailer for your PC? The PC mailer is a collapsed box. Expand it, pack your PC, secure it, tape the box, attach your shipping label, and drop it off at your local UPS Store.

Help center

How Selling Your Hardware Works: Questions

How do I get an offer?

Pick the category, search for your exact model, choose a condition, and the price appears immediately. No account, no photos, no waiting on a buyer. If you're selling several parts, add each one to the same order and they ship on one label.

How long is my offer good for?

What do the condition tiers mean?

Start your trade-in

Pick what you're selling

Every category below opens the same three-step trade-in, already on the right form.

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