Bulk networking buyback

Sell Networking

A wholesale buyback desk for surplus and decommissioned network infrastructure — switches, routers, firewalls, wireless, transceivers and line cards. Brand-agnostic intake across Cisco, Arista, Juniper, Palo Alto and more, sourced in bulk across the USA and Canada. Send your asset list, get a firm bulk offer, we handle pickup and payment.

What we accept

Core, edge and fabric — down to the optics.

Bulk intake across the network stack, from data-center spine switches to access points and the transceivers that light them. Mixed-brand and mixed-condition lots are welcome.

Type Brands & Models Notes
Switches Cisco Catalyst 9300/9500, Nexus 9000, Arista 7000-series, Juniper EX/QFX Access, aggregation and spine/leaf — port count and speed (1G/10G/25G/100G) are the key inputs.
Routers Cisco ISR/ASR, Juniper MX Enterprise edge and WAN routers — modules and licenses noted where available.
Firewalls Palo Alto, Fortinet, Cisco Firepower Next-gen and virtualized firewalls — licensing transferability affects value.
Wireless Cisco Meraki, Aruba, Ruckus Controller-based and cloud-managed APs — cloud license status is checked at intake.
Transceivers SFP+/SFP28/QSFP+/QSFP28, DAC Optics and direct-attach cables — bulk trays quoted by speed and reach.
Line cards & modules Chassis line cards, fabric modules, service modules Modular chassis components — quoted individually or with the host chassis.
Condition grading

How we grade network gear and set payout.

Each unit is powered on and graded on arrival. Payout ranges below are expressed as a share of current market value — a firm number comes with your bulk offer.

Tier Description Typical payout range
Grade A Fully functional, minimal wear, current firmware, ready for production redeployment. 40–65% of current market value
Grade B Fully functional, light cosmetic wear, verified booting and passing self-test. 25–40% of market value
Grade C Functional with notable wear or an older generation — refurbishment channel. 10–25% of market value
Cosmetic Working internals with visible chassis damage, missing rack ears or port defects. Quoted to condition
Defective Non-booting units, failed ports or modules flagged for parts recovery. Quoted per unit / lot
Valuation factors

What moves the number on your offer.

Five inputs drive every networking quote. Port configuration and licensing status matter most — list them where you can.

Model & port config

Model and port count, speed (1G/10G/25G/100G) and PoE budget drive the offer. High-density spine and leaf switches hold the strongest value.

Licensing status

Active or transferable entitlements on firewalls, SD-WAN and cloud-managed APs add real value. Expired or non-transferable licenses are noted and priced accordingly.

Condition

Booting, self-test-passing units price higher than for-parts stock. Mixed-condition lots are accepted and quoted line by line rather than averaged down.

Quantity

Rack, pallet and bulk lots are our core intake. Larger lots earn better unit economics and faster coordinated pickup across your sites.

Market demand

Offers track live global resale demand. High-port-density data-center switches and compatible optics in tight supply price stronger than commodity access switches.

How selling works

From your network list to paid, in three moves.

01

Send your list

Paste your networking list in the quote form, or email a spreadsheet to [email protected]. Models, port counts and condition are enough to start.

02

Get a bulk offer

We assess the lot against live global demand and send a firm bulk offer. We take title — one buyer, not a marketplace.

03

Pickup & payment

We arrange logistics across the USA and Canada. Pickup, terms and payment are set in the signed offer — configs cleared per your policy.

Get a bulk offer

Turn idle network gear into capital.

Tell us what you're holding and roughly how much. We come back with a firm bulk offer, then arrange pickup and payment. Bulk lots only.