Cisco, Meraki, and enterprise networking equipment in working condition has real residual value. We test, refurbish, and remarket to qualified buyers — turning sunk costs into recovered revenue.
Enterprise networking gear retired from production typically has 18–36 months of active resale market behind it. The mistake organizations make is treating "retired" as synonymous with "worthless."
We've spent close to two decades building relationships with the dealers, MSPs, integrators, and end-users who actively buy this generation of equipment — Cisco Catalyst switches, Meraki access points, ASA firewalls, ISR routers, Nexus, UCS chassis, and the storage arrays that complement them.
The model is simple: we receive your retired equipment, test and grade it, list it through our buyer channels, and remit your share of the proceeds. You get revenue you wouldn't have otherwise; we get a margin on equipment we've added value to. Both sides win.
Decommissioned doesn't mean discarded. We test, refurbish, and remarket your retired hardware to qualified buyers — turning sunk costs into recovered revenue.
Inventory, photograph, and grade equipment on intake. Initial valuation against current market.
Bench-test all units. Wipe configurations, factory-reset, replace consumables, repackage.
List through buyer channels and match to active buyer demand. Price tracked against market.
Itemized revenue statement with sale prices, fees, and your net. Quarterly settlement standard.
Itemized statements showing sale price, processing cost, and your net share for every unit. No black boxes.
We monitor secondary market pricing weekly. Equipment doesn't sit — if a unit isn't moving, we adjust strategy.
Equipment depreciates fast. We commit to listing your units within 10 business days of intake — not weeks later.
Send us a list of what you're retiring — make, model, quantity, condition — and we'll send back an estimated remarketing range, typically within 5 business days.