IT Factory developed this tool to make it easy for our customers to estimate the value of their retired ICT equipment if they decide to sell it now using IT Factory's Standard Price Book for 1 July-31 December 2026. As a simple rule of thumb, if you decide to hold onto equipment, you can expect market values to drop by approximately 5% every three months.
Customers on a 24-month or 36-month Lifecycle SLA with IT Factory receive a 15% higher buy-back evaluation than our standard rates. Ad-hoc customers can also use their buy-back value as a credit to offset other end-of-life services performed by IT Factory.
Values below are standard per-unit buy-back values for complete, working devices, based on the IT Factory Standard Price Book. Under a 24- or 36-month SLA, we model a +15% bonus on those buy-back values.
Terms & conditions (summary):
• Devices must be in good working order, with no major physical damage and all key parts present (screen, keyboard, drives, etc.).
• Final buy-back value will be confirmed after IT Factory completes testing and audit of the equipment.
• Prices may vary up or down based on cosmetic grade, missing parts or unusually high specifications.
As a simple legend: heavy damage / missing parts → lower value; premium configs / excellent condition → higher value within the band.
Add each main device band from the standard price book (e.g. “Notebook Gen 10”, “24" monitor”) and enter quantities. The per-unit buy-back will auto-fill but can be adjusted.
| Category | Band / Model (standard price book) | Per-unit buy-back ($ ex GST) | Quantity |
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Values are sourced from the IT Factory Standard Price Book effective 1 July-31 December 2026 and are shown ex GST. Final values depend on exact model, specification, volume, cosmetic grade, battery health, activation/BIOS locks, accessories and testing results. Apple products must be iCloud unlocked; locked equipment has zero buy-back value. Freight, processing and applicable damage or missing-component deductions may reduce the final settlement.