Snap a photo. ValueIt works out what it is and estimates what you could sell it for. In seconds.
No searching. No guessing. Just a starting price.
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Take a photo of one item. Trainers, headphones, a game, a jacket. Anything you might sell.
Your estimate will appear here.
The old way
You find a pair of trainers.
You search them.
You open listing after listing.
Different sizes. Different conditions. Different prices.
Twenty minutes later, you're still not sure.
ValueIt skips all that. Snap it. Get an estimate. Decide what to do next.
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How it works
Take a photo of the item, or pick one from your camera roll.
It looks at the photo and works out what the item is and what condition it appears to be in.
Get an estimated value and a selling range. Now you know where to start.
The result
It's an estimate, not a guarantee. But it gives you a solid starting point before you list.
Who it's for
Find out what it's worth before you put it on Vinted, eBay or Depop.
Check what something could resell for before you hand over the cash.
Turn the stuff you'd forgotten about into a list of potential cash.
Snap it anyway. You might be surprised.
Don't research every item by hand. Snap them one by one and see where the money is.
Straight talk
ValueIt uses AI to identify your item, judge its apparent condition and estimate a reasonable selling price.
Real prices move with condition, demand, size, location and timing. Treat the number as a useful starting point, not a guaranteed sale price.
Questions
You take a photo. ValueIt looks at it, works out what the item is and what condition it appears to be in, then estimates a selling price and a likely range.
When ValueIt finds matching items on eBay UK, the price range is based on current eBay asking prices, and the result says how many listings it used. If it can't find enough matches, you get an AI estimate instead, clearly labelled. Asking prices aren't the same as sold prices, so treat either as a starting point.
It's an estimate. Actual selling prices vary with condition, demand, size, location and timing. Use it as a starting point when you decide your price.
Most physical items you can photograph: trainers, clothes, bags, headphones, phones, games, watches, cameras, household bits and more. One item per photo works best.
Yes. Many people use it to decide a starting price before they list on Vinted, eBay or Depop.
Your first 5 scans are free. After that, choose £4.99 a month for unlimited scans (cancel any time), or a one-off £1.99 for 10 scans. Payments are handled securely by Stripe.
No. It's an estimate to help you decide, not a promise of what you'll sell it for.