sold prices
Verified closed-auction and transaction evidence. This is the strongest evidence for what buyers actually paid and is the core input to market-derived Grab Scores.
how gearkoala knows.
A used treadmill at auction, a refurbished dealer treadmill, and a Facebook Marketplace treadmill are not the same price signal. GearKoala keeps those markets separate.
live market
Current listings and active auction inventory. Useful for Scout and for understanding what is available now, but an asking price or current bid is not treated as a completed sale.
used equipment dealers
Dealer and refurbisher asking prices provide another market layer. GearKoala keeps dealer pricing separate because inspection, service, delivery and warranty can create a real premium.
local resale
Consumer and local resale inventory helps establish local asking-market context. Closed platforms can also enter GearKoala through user-submitted links or screenshots.
new retail
Manufacturer and retailer prices help establish replacement cost, generation and product context. New retail is context — it does not magically make a used item worth a fixed percentage of MSRP.
we don't mix unlike prices.
Sold evidence, active bids, private asking prices, dealer inventory and new retail are labeled and weighted differently. If GearKoala does not have enough trustworthy evidence, it should say so instead of inventing a confident score.
the network keeps growing.
Sources shown here describe GearKoala's source network. Individual sources only influence valuation when usable observations have actually been collected and classified.
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