With the rapid pace of change in the data center space, IT equipment is in a constant state of upgrade. And upgrades usually come with the need to replace. But with the heavy workloads of IT companies and employees as it is, old equipment is often moved into storage.
Finding buyers and moving bulk enterprise data center IT equipment is a full time job on its own. Which is why ExIT makes it easy to sell IT equipment and recoup the most profit for your old hardware.
Sell IT Equipment: Simple, Secure, & Valuable!
Step 1
Get Your Free Purchase Quote
Step 2
Schedule Your Shipment or Pickup
Step 3
Receive Your Secure Payment
We Make Selling IT Equipment Fast and Easy!
24 Hour Order Processing
We Send Shipping Labels and Packaging
Free Shipping On Every Order
Onsite Pickup When Necessary
Secure Data Erasure
Fast Payment!
Certifications
Why Should You Choose ExIT Technologies to Sell Your IT Equipment?
With over 30 years leading in the way of IT Asset disposition, our process is simple, fast, and the most accurate valuation of your hardware.
Your Security Matters
We take the safety of your company serious. ExIT Technologies is fully HIPAA compliant with R2 and ISO certifications. We securely acquire, transport, and erase media bearing sensitive data. And in some cases, remote or onsite destruction may also be available. In situations where we can’t remarket your equipment, we always dispose safely and ethically. Sell servers to a company that values your data security.
Get Fast IT Equipment Turnarounds
It doesn’t matter if you’re dealing with a six month decommission, or need to sell servers in bulk yesterday. When you sell your servers to ExIT, we work with your schedule, however quickly you may need it. Once you receive and accept your quote, we typically process new orders within 24 hours. Additionally, one of our project managers will communicate and guide you through our process every step of the way.
Industry Leading Server Returns
We’ve had 30 years to not only understand the market value for servers, but the right connections and vendors who are interested in buying them. Through our dense remarketing network we’ll find value in servers that other companies simply can’t compete with. As asset specialists in the IT industry, we’ll process your order quickly and put the most money back in your pocket. Our customers typically receive up to 80% of the wholesale value.
About ExIT Technologies
We specialize in IT asset recovery and believe our customers should receive the maximum value for used servers, processors, memory, networking, and storage assets. But getting rid of any old IT Equipment can be a challenge. With 30 years of experience in the IT Asset Disposition industry, Exit Technologies understands how to make the process simple for you while protecting your bottom line and maximizing your profit.
FAQs About IT Equipment
What’s your [Exit Technologies] purchasing minimum for used IT?
About $1,000 worth or any combination of used IT including used ram, used hard drives HHDs, used SSDs, used processors or CPUs, used memory or ram, used servers, used computers, used networking, or similar used IT equipment you have to liquidate.
If you're not sure if what you have qualifies, just contact us below to let us know what you have and we'll be glad to help out!
How can I protect my IT equipment in transit?
Standard packing materials is simply not sufficient to protect your IT assets during the shipping process. We are happy to provide shipping materials for your IT assets and shipping insurance free of charge.
A good rule of thumb is to leave no wiggle room for any parts whatsoever. CPU and RAM trays should be taped together, servers should be packed in form fitting polyurethane foam, and GPUs should have custom foam boxes. For more information consult our IT packing instructions page.
Where to sell used IT equipment
Where to sell used IT equipment really depends on exactly how much IT equipment and what type of IT equipment.
When dealing with very small quantities of consumer items like single hard drives, 1 or 2 sticks of ram, used laptop, etc. then direct selling on sites like eBay, Reddit hardware swap, or Facebook marketplace will likely be your best option.
If you're selling enterprise-grade IT equipment or large quantities of consumer product, you probably want to source an IT Asset Disposition company like us. Just fill out our get an offer form below with exactly how much of what you have, and we'll be in touch asap to give you a fair market cash price for your equipment.
If you'd like to learn more, check out this how-to guide on best places to sell used IT equipment here.
How do I know my data is safe?
For starters, we are R2 certified. This means that all of our processes are 3rd party audited to ensure that we meet certain data security and environmental standards. We've also been in business for over two decades as a family owned company, and we have never had a single situation with a data leak or any client have issues regarding their data security. If government institutions and fortune 500 companies can trust us with their data, you can too.
What if I’m not sure what IT equipment I have?
Don't worry, we can help you figure out what IT equipment you have. It's extremely with large lots as in data centers to have inaccurate hardware maps anyways.
If you take a picture of the equipment labels, barcodes, model numbers, etc., or even just a picture of the equipment itself, we can easily determine what you're working with.
With servers, brand names of the server chassis are less important than the actual components in the systems themselves.
You may need to open up your systems and figure out how homogenous the systems are.
For example, with storage systems, how many of them have the same number of drives?
Does every server have the same amount of RAM?
In that case you can just send us the specs for one or two and we can generalize to the whole lot.
From there we'll provide you with a purchase offer.
In the worst-case scenario, we can always take the equipment in on consignment and determine what you've got at our facilities, but this shouldn't be necessary.
