Dead stock on your shelves?
We photograph it, list it with its datasheet and answer every inquiry. You keep the part until it sells and confirm once a quarter that it is still there. No listing fee.
Tell us what is there
A stock export, a photo of the shelf, or a phone call. A rough count of positions is enough to start.
We photograph and list
One visit. Every position gets photos, a datasheet link and a price you approve. Linked to a register of 174,414 equipment models.
You ship when it sells
We bring the buyer and invoice a success fee. Nothing before. You remain the seller of record and invoice the buyer directly.
What it is worth to your operation
Fill in your own figures — we have no sales history yet and will not invent an average for you.
What it costs you
- Listing fee
- 0
- Photography and datasheet research
- 0
- Your time
- one visit, plus one click per listing each quarter
- Success fee when a part sells
- [ percentage of the sale price, agreed in writing before we start ]
Nothing is invoiced before a part is sold. No minimum term, no exclusivity.
What it costs to keep it
- Capital standing on the shelf
- positions × your book value
- Warehouse space and stocktaking
- every year, for parts nobody asks for
- Write-off when it finally goes
- scrap price, minus the cost of getting it there
The comparison that matters is not our fee against zero. It is the fee against what the part earns standing still.
You set the asking price and approve every listing before it goes live. You remain the seller of record: the buyer's contract is with you, the invoice is yours, and you may withdraw a part at any time.
Offer surplus stock
Tell us who you are and roughly what is there. Your offer becomes a numbered case at the trading desk; a person calls or writes back within 24 hours. No account needed.