For ITADs, decommissioners, VARs, and data centers

Sell used GPUs and servers.

Tell us what's coming out of the racks. Vetted buyers worldwide make offers and inspect before they pay.

8× HGX H100 servers
Example

Ashburn, VA · Offers coming in

  • Neocloud

    Offer in · Germany

    CheckingKYC passed
  • AI lab

    Offer in · United States

    CheckingKYC passed
  • Inference company

    Offer in · South Korea

    CheckingKYC passed

3 vetted offers · you pick one

  1. Buyers you couldn't reach.

    Neoclouds, AI labs and research teams worldwide.

  2. Know who's buying.

    Both sides pass KYC before any money moves.

  3. Idle hardware loses value.

    Each GPU launch pushes the last generation down.

How it works

From the rack to a closed deal.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have.

  2. 02

    Vetted buyers make offers.

  3. 03

    You pick the offer.

  4. 04

    Inspected, paid, shipped.

  • Every deal has a confirmed end user, screened against export rules, before any money moves.
  • We reply within one business day.

Tell us what's coming out.

Model, how many, and where it sits. A spreadsheet works too.

Questions people ask

Who buys used data center GPUs?

Neoclouds, AI factories, inference companies, Bitcoin and hosting operators, universities, and research labs. Many can't get new hardware fast enough, so last generation's GPUs are how they add capacity.

How is resale value set?

By what buyers actually pay, not by asking prices. Model, configuration, condition, and quantity all matter: complete systems usually sell for more than their parts, and bulk lots price differently than single units.

Which hardware can I sell?

Data center GPUs like the NVIDIA H200, H100, and A100, whole servers including HGX and DGX systems, and the networking that goes with them. Ask about anything else.

How are buyers checked?

Both sides pass KYC, and every deal has a confirmed end user, screened against export rules, before any money moves.

Can the buyer inspect the hardware before paying?

Yes. Buyers can inspect the units before any money moves, so both sides know exactly what's changing hands.

Can GPUs be sold to buyers outside the US?

Often, yes, depending on the destination and the end user. US export rules restrict where advanced GPUs can go, so every deal has a confirmed end user, screened against those rules, before any money moves.