What is my item worth?
Resale prices depend on far more than what you originally paid. Brand, condition, age, completeness and demand all affect what someone will pay today.
Snap a few photos, add the details you know, and Estimo gives an indicative resale value range with the reasons behind it.
What affects an item's resale value
Brand and model
Recognised brands and sought-after models usually hold value better.
Condition
Scratches, wear, repairs and missing parts all reduce value.
Age
Technology loses value quickly; some furniture, watches and collectibles may hold or grow.
Box, receipts and papers
Original packaging, proof of purchase and certificates help buyers trust the item.
Authenticity
For designer items, jewellery and watches, provenance and authentication matter a great deal.
Where and how you sell
Marketplaces, specialist dealers and trade-in schemes produce different prices.
Before you start
- Photograph the item clearly, including labels, serial numbers and any damage.
- Keep receipts and certificates together with the item.
- For high-value pieces, consider a professional appraisal as well.
Common questions
- What can Estimo value?
- Phones and electronics, furniture, jewellery and watches, designer fashion, collectibles, vehicles and many everyday items.
- Can Estimo authenticate items?
- No. Estimo gives an indicative value. For high-value items, use a qualified authenticator or appraiser.
- Can I use it for insurance?
- It can help you understand approximate value, but insurers may require a formal valuation.
Get a personalised figure
Estimo shows an indicative range and the reasoning behind it. Ranges are a guide, not a quote.