Sell Used IT and AV Equipment to Redeploy
We buy surplus IT and AV equipment from businesses, schools, insolvency practitioners and public-sector organisations across the UK. Send us a list and we'll make you a fast, straightforward offer. We collect the equipment, sanitise every data-bearing device and pay on collection. There are no auctions, no marketplace listings and no buyers to chase.
Call 020 3822 0054 or get a free valuation.
What we buy
IT equipment
- Laptops and desktops, including bulk lots from refresh programmes
- Servers and storage
- Networking hardware
- Monitors and peripherals
AV equipment
- Displays and large-format screens
- Video conferencing systems
- Audio systems and related technology
Working, end-of-life and even faulty equipment can have value. What we pay depends on condition, age and specification.
Why sell your used IT equipment to us?
- Fast valuation: send a list and we'll come back with an offer quickly
- Payment on collection: we aim to pay on or shortly after collection, on terms agreed upfront
- Data destroyed as standard: every data-bearing device is wiped with approved data-erasure software and erasure reports, or its drive is shredded, and you get a certificate of destruction. See Secure Data Destruction
- Single office to multi-site: from a few dozen laptops to bulk purchasing across several sites
- One collection for everything: anything we can't buy can be cleared and recycled at the same time. See IT Asset Disposal
- Reuse first: equipment we buy is refurbished and redeployed where possible. See Sustainable Redeployment
How selling your IT equipment works
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Send us your list. Include make, model, specification, quantity and condition if you know them. A description or photos is fine too.
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Get an offer. We value the equipment and make you a clear, no-obligation offer.
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Agree terms. We agree the collection date and payment terms upfront.
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Collection. Our team collects the equipment from your site under chain of custody.
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Verification and data destruction. We verify the condition of every item, then wipe or shred every data-bearing device.
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Payment and certificates. You're paid and receive certificates of destruction for your records.
Who we buy from
Businesses and corporates, schools and universities (asset value can help fund your next refresh), insolvency practitioners (realisations for creditors), and the public sector.
Businesses & Corporates
Schools & Universities
Insolvency Practitioners
Public Sector
Recent work: The Shard: 140-person office floor cleared in one weekend
Compliance
- Data-bearing devices are wiped with approved data-erasure software and erasure reports, or shredded, with serialised certificates of destruction
- ICO registered and a registered waste carrier with the Environment Agency
- WEEE-compliant recycling for anything with no reuse value
Selling used IT equipment: FAQs
What types of equipment do you buy?
We buy surplus IT and AV equipment, including laptops, desktops, servers, storage, networking hardware, monitors, displays, video conferencing systems and related technology.
How much is my used IT equipment worth?
It depends on age, specification, condition and quantity. Unless equipment is very old, it usually has value, and recent laptops, servers and networking kit generally hold the most. Send us a list and we'll give you an honest, no-obligation valuation.
Can I sell old laptops in bulk?
Yes. We buy from single offices through to multi-site estates, and bulk laptop lots from refresh programmes are common.
Does the equipment need to be working?
Not always. We buy working, end-of-life and even faulty equipment. Values vary with condition, and we'll give you an honest assessment.
When do we get paid?
We aim to pay on or shortly after collection, once we've verified the equipment's condition. We'll agree payment terms with you upfront.
Is our data wiped before the equipment is resold?
Yes. Every data-bearing device is wiped with approved data-erasure software and erasure reports, or its drive is shredded, before anything is reused or resold. You receive a certificate of destruction.