Free AI Tool

What's It Worth?

Upload a photo and get a rough second-hand price range, then check real sold prices before you list.

This is an AI estimate, not a valuation. It's based on your photo and description only, not on real sales data, and it can be wrong. Always check sold listings before you set a price.
Add photos (optional, up to 3)

Our AI reads the brand, colour, material and condition from your photos. Add a photo, a short description, or both.

How to price second-hand items properly

Start from the estimate, then do the five-minute check that actually sets the price:

  • Search the brand and item on eBay and filter by Sold items
  • Ignore the highest and lowest sales; look at the middle
  • Match the condition: new with tags sells for far more than worn
  • Check how many are listed right now; lots of competition means price lower
  • On Vinted and Depop, price a little above your minimum because most buyers send an offer

When not to trust a quick estimate

Some items are worth a lot more (or less) than they look. Vintage designer pieces, first editions, signed items, rare trainers, gold and silver jewellery, and anything with a model number all need proper research. The estimate will say "low confidence" for these. Treat that as a cue to dig further, not as a price.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the price estimate?

It's a rough guide, not a valuation. The AI judges from the photo and what you tell it, and it doesn't look at real sales. It's most useful for everyday branded clothing and homeware, and least reliable for collectibles, electronics, jewellery and anything where the model number, edition or authenticity changes the value. Always check sold listings before you set a price.

Why should I check sold listings rather than live ones?

Live listings show what sellers hope to get. Sold listings show what buyers actually paid. On eBay, tick "Sold items" in the filters; the eBay button here does that for you.

Is it free?

Yes, with no sign-up.

Can it tell if something is genuine?

No. It can't authenticate designer items, and the estimate assumes the item is what it appears to be. Use the platform's authentication service for high-value pieces.

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