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Sell your machine without a dealer.

Quit selling to whoever shows up. Your machine has a buyer who'll pay what it's worth, and our AI will find them.

Get in early

We're opening to a first group of owners and buyers. No cost to join.

WHY THIS EXISTS

Right now your machine sells to whoever lives nearby.

A track loader in one state can be worth thousands more in another. Dealers watch those spreads for a living. Most owners never see them. We put the same numbers in front of both sides.

How it works

Three steps. No middleman.

STEP 1

List your machine

Answer a few questions about make, model, year, and hours. Add your photos. It takes about five minutes on your phone.

STEP 2

See what it's worth

We check what machines like yours are selling for around the country. You see the number, not just the dealer.

STEP 3

Talk to the buyer

We match your machine with buyers looking for it and show what hauling costs. You deal with them directly.

What the AI does

Both sides get help. Neither side gets sold.

Every listing here has an agent behind it.

An agent is software that does a job on its own. You tell it what you want one time. It keeps working while you're on the jobsite.

If you're selling

Your agent knows your machine

Take a photo of the plate and it fills in the make, model, and serial number for you.
It watches what machines like yours are selling for, in every state.
It tells you when the price is good and when you're better off waiting.
It finds the buyers who are already looking for exactly what you have.

If you're buying

Your agent knows what you need

Tell it the machine, the hours, and the most you'll pay. Once.
It watches every machine that comes up for sale across the country.
It reads the photos and the hour meter and flags what looks off.
It adds the cost of hauling, so the price you see is the real price.

Where they meet

The two agents do the back and forth. Price, hours, condition, and what it costs to get the machine to the buyer. When they land on something, you both see one clear offer.

Then a person decides. Always you, never us.

What we cover

One trailer. One truck.

These are the machines you can load up and pull yourself. No lowboy, no permits, no pilot car.

Skid steer loader

6,000–8,500 lb

Compact track loader

8,000–12,500 lb

Mini excavator

7,000–24,000 lb

Compact wheel loader

10,000–18,000 lb

Backhoe loader

15,000–17,000 lb

Bar shows a typical machine in the class. The column is the full range.

If a one-ton and a gooseneck can pull it, it belongs here. Once you need a lowboy and a permit, hauling eats whatever you saved buying out of state.

Not here yet: full-size excavators, dozers, and graders. Telehandlers and lifts come later.