IT asset disposition
Your ITAD vendor sends an invoice.
We send a payment.
Same certified erasure. Same chain of custody. Same audit trail. The difference is who keeps the money your retired phones, tablets and laptops are still worth, and we think that should be you.

ITAD in 90 seconds
The four jobs of ITAD, why disposal-first vendors invoice you, and what NIST 800-88 Purge actually means.
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The invoice is the tell
When a disposal quote arrives with a pickup fee and a per-device charge, it's telling you something: that vendor makes money hauling, and keeps whatever your hardware resells for. For a pallet of dead monitors, fair enough, there's nothing left in them.
But a fleet of three-year-old iPhones, iPads and MacBooks isn't nothing. It's usually thousands of dollars of live market value. Paying someone to carry that away is the most expensive way to retire it.
Recover the value first. Then dispose of what's left.
Same process, reversed order. We appraise the fleet against the live market, sanitize every unit to NIST 800-88 with a certificate, responsibly recycle the genuinely dead, and send you the balance.
You get paid, not billed
No pickup fee, no per-device fee, no minimum. The only number you receive is the one we owe you.
Evidence your auditor accepts
Certificate of Data Erasure per asset, device, serial/IMEI, method, standard, result, timestamp, plus chain of custody.
Finance can reconcile it
A per-device settlement report, so the lot ties out line by line instead of by pallet weight.
Nothing rejected for being broken
A real fleet is never one condition. We price cracked, damaged and dead units individually.
What are you retiring?
Send the models and rough counts, that's enough for a real number. You'll get a live-market valuation, a collection window, and your certificate package. No obligation, no fees, and you never receive an invoice.
Why our number is a real number
Most valuations come off a rate card someone updated last quarter. Ours comes off the market. We record about 58,000 competitor prices every 24 hours across 18 competing buyers and roughly 560 devices, and re-price daily.
So your quote reflects what buyers actually pay the day we inspect. It's also why we can promise to beat any competitor's written quote by $2, we already know what they're offering. Go get a competing quote. We'd rather you did.
How it runs
- 1
Send us the list
Models and rough quantities. An estimate is fine, no inventory spreadsheet required to get a real number.
- 2
Get a live-market valuation
Priced per unit, per condition, against what 18 competing buyers are paying this week.
- 3
We collect
Free freight both ways, or free pickup across DFW. Chain of custody starts at your door.
- 4
Sanitize, grade, certify
NIST 800-88 Purge, IMEI/serial screened, Certificate of Erasure per asset.
- 5
Get paid
One payout per batch promptly inspection completes, with a per-device settlement report.
Go deeper
In Dallas-Fort Worth? We'll pick it up free. Schools and districts: 1:1 fleet refreshes.
What are you retiring?
Send the models and rough counts, that's enough for a real number. You'll get a live-market valuation, a collection window, and your certificate package. No obligation, no fees, and you never receive an invoice.
ITAD: FAQs
What is ITAD (IT asset disposition)?+
ITAD is what a business does with equipment it no longer uses: destroy the data, recover any remaining value, recycle what's left, and keep evidence of all three. The order is what separates vendors. Most start at disposal and treat value as a rounding error. We start at value, because on a fleet of phones and laptops that's usually thousands of dollars.
Why do most ITAD vendors charge instead of pay?+
Because hauling is their business model. They earn on the pickup fee and keep whatever the hardware resells for. That's reasonable for pallets of dead monitors and servers, it's a bad deal for a fleet of three-year-old iPhones and MacBooks that still carry real market value. If your retired equipment is mostly mobile and portable computing, you're on the wrong side of that trade.
How do you decide what our devices are worth?+
We record about 58,000 competitor prices every 24 hours across 18 competing buyers and roughly 560 devices, and re-price daily. Your valuation reflects what the market pays the day we inspect, not a rate card written last quarter. It's also why we can promise to beat any competitor's written quote by $2: we already know what they're offering.
How is the data destroyed, and what proof do we get?+
Every device is sanitized to NIST SP 800-88 Purge, the level that defeats laboratory recovery, not just a factory reset. You get a signed Certificate of Data Erasure per asset recording the device, serial/IMEI, method, standard, result and timestamp, plus chain-of-custody documentation from collection through settlement. Media that can't be verified is physically destroyed and logged on the same certificate.
Should we factory reset the devices before sending them?+
Don't bother. A reset can leave recoverable data behind, and it produces no evidence, if someone later asks you to prove a device was sanitized, a reset gives you nothing to show. Do release MDM and remove activation locks, though: a locked device is worth a fraction of an unlocked one.
What does it cost?+
Nothing. No pickup fee, no per-device fee, no minimum. Freight is on us both ways (free pickup if you're in Dallas-Fort Worth), and anything genuinely past value is recycled responsibly at no charge. You receive a payment, never an invoice.
What equipment do you take?+
Phones, tablets, laptops, MacBooks, Macs and desktops, and smartwatches, working, damaged or dead. We don't take monitors, printers, servers or networking gear. If that's the bulk of your lot, a general e-waste hauler is the right partner and we'll tell you so.
How fast do we get paid?+
One payout per batch, issued promptly we finish inspection. ACH, check or PayPal. Your per-device settlement report lands with it so finance can reconcile the lot line by line.
The most cash
Beat carrier credits and kiosks. Real money, not 24-month bill credits.
Paid promptly
Free prepaid label, FedEx drop-off, and payout after we inspect.
Your data, erased
Certified NIST 800-88 wipe with a free Certificate of Data Erasure.
Good for the planet
Every device reused or responsibly recycled. ~58kg CO₂ saved per phone.
How our business buyback works
Get a fleet valuation →- Bulk device buyback: phones, tablets, laptops and Macs on one settlement
- Per-device valuation against the live resale market, get paid, not invoiced
- Certified NIST 800-88 data wipe with auditor-ready certificates per asset
- Free shipping (insured) or Dallas-Fort Worth pickup for larger fleets
- Trade-in program for upgrades: sell your old fleet for cash, buy anything
- Broken, damaged or locked units still carry value, we price every condition
- Unlocked or carrier devices, any storage, worth a quote before you recycle
- We beat any competitor's written quote by $2 after inspection