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Sell

Selling faster (and for a better price) is mostly about reducing uncertainty: clear specs, believable condition signals, and a defensible asking-price story.

Works worldwideTrust-first checklistsNo account needed to start

Want a fast baseline? Jump to minimum listing fields or what buyers trust.

Selling soon? Find dealers & buyers: Dealers →

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Live

Phase 0 is intentionally simple: we focus on the pieces that move outcomes now. Use the Rental Rate Calculator as a reality-check for residual assumptions and low-utilization economics.

  1. 1) Pick a conservative residual % for the time window you care about.
  2. 2) If utilization is low, ownership €/h spikes — that often supports selling sooner.
  3. 3) Reduce uncertainty with proof: photos + service history + clear wear notes.
Note

This is a cost-based decision tool, not a market price benchmark. Market price depends on demand, location, condition, and buyer confidence.

What buyers trust

Your goal is to remove uncertainty. When buyers can’t verify condition, they price in risk.

Service history
Invoices, intervals, recent major work, and what’s missing.
Wear areas
Undercarriage/tires, pins/bushings, leaks, hoses.
Clear photos
Walk-around + close-ups of wear, hour meter, and any defects.
Complete specs
Year, hours, attachments, weight class, engine tier, serial/VIN (when appropriate).
Simple rule

If your listing leaves questions unanswered, buyers assume the worst and discount aggressively.

Coming next

Near-term only. We keep the roadmap realistic to protect trust.

Asking price sanity check

Coming soon

A range + confidence based on age/hours, condition signals, and residual assumptions.

PricingConfidence score
Coming soon — shipping iteratively.

Listing completeness score

Coming soon

A checklist that tells you what’s missing (photos, specs, service history) before you publish.

WorkflowListing quality
Coming soon — shipping iteratively.

Later: listing templates, multi-language ad generator, exports, and dealer tools — only after core economics tools are strong.

Minimum listing fields (copy this)

If these are missing, serious buyers bounce. Use this as your baseline.

Identity
  • • Make / model / variant
  • • Year
  • • Hours
  • • Serial/VIN (as appropriate)
  • • Location
Specs
  • • Weight class
  • • Engine tier
  • • Key dimensions
  • • Hours meter photo
  • • Transport notes
Condition proof
  • • Service history (what you have)
  • • Known defects (be specific)
  • • Wear areas (notes + photos)
  • • Video walk-around (optional)
Deal terms
  • • Asking price + VAT info
  • • What’s included (attachments)
  • • Payment / inspection terms
  • • Delivery / loading options

FAQ

Should I list everywhere?

If the listing is strong, multi-channel helps. If the listing is weak, more channels just multiplies low-quality leads. Fix completeness and trust first.

What’s the biggest reason machines don’t sell?

Missing proof: unclear condition, missing service history, weak photos, or vague specs. Buyers assume the worst when information is missing.

Will you add listing tools and templates?

Yes — after core economics tools are strong. Listing templates, exports, and quality scoring are planned.