Who are you, and why should I trust you with this?
SellLasers works for the practice selling the equipment. We don't buy your laser. You describe it once, approved dealers bid on it, sealed, for 72 hours, and you see every offer side by side. Pick one, or walk away.
On a cash offer, the winning dealer pays our fee. You pay nothing to list, to see your offers, or to say no.
Who sees my laser, and who sees me?
Dealers see the equipment, not you. No dealer sees another dealer's bid.
- Dealers see
- The equipment: what it is, the condition it's in, and the photos we clear for them.
- Dealers don't see
- Your name, your contact details, or your serial number. Those go only to the dealer whose offer you accept.
What if the offers aren't good enough?
Then you say no. Turning down every offer costs you nothing, and if no dealer bids at all, we email you your next options.
- Sell at retail
- Choose a managed sale and we market your unit to end buyers, and keep you updated while it's listed.
- Rent it out
- If renting it out would suit you better, tick "Also consider rental inquiries" when you list it.
How do I know what it's worth before anyone bids?
Type the brand and model into the value field. In about two minutes you see a range from current market data, with no account.
Recently sold shows comparable market sales and typical prices for popular models. A value range is an estimate, not an offer. Real offers come from dealers bidding on your specific unit.
Where is SellLasers going?
Toward more of the equipment practices actually own. The catalog covers 382 systems from 56 brands today, across medical lasers, IPL, RF, body contouring, laser heads and handpieces, and it grows with every seller who brings us something new.
If your model isn't listed, describe it in plain words and add photos. We research it, add it to the catalog, and your listing goes ahead.
Start with what it's worth
Or call 888-437-9823.
SellLasers is an independent service and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by any manufacturer. Brand and model names are used only to identify the equipment sellers are offering.