How WorthAI works
From photo to price in seconds.
Photograph the item
One photo. No forms, no barcode hunting, no typing model numbers.
WorthAI identifies it
Exact product, model and variant, plus a condition read from the visible wear.
You see both numbers
What it is worth, what it should sell for, and the evidence behind each.
What does every scan include?
Hover a card to see that part of the app.
Estimated worth
What your item is worth on today's market, weighed from every piece of evidence WorthAI finds.
Expected to sell for
What you'd realistically be paid, in this condition, at today's demand — plus a ready-to-edit listing draft.
Identification, condition and demand
Product, model and variant, what the visible wear does to the price, and whether buyers are looking right now.
The evidence behind it
Active marketplace comparisons, verified sold records when they exist, and how much each one counted.
Why choose WorthAI?
The resale scanner that refuses to give you one vague number.
Free up your time
One scan replaces the tab-hopping. Identification, condition, comparisons and pricing land in one place — no manual research.
Never underprice a find
Check the worth before you set a price — and catch the exact model or variant that changes it completely.
Skip what won't sell
The sell-for number and demand read tell you when an item isn't worth the listing effort — before you waste an evening on it.
Sneakers · Electronics · Trading cards · LEGO · Video games · Watches · Handbags · Vinyl · Cameras · Tools · Toys · Furniture — if it has a resale market, WorthAI can price it
Every scan saved.
Your whole collection,
valued in one place
Organise what you own, watch its value move, and see at a glance what's worth listing next. New features ship every week.
Where the numbers come from
Weighted evidence — never a silent guess.
Estimated worth and Expected to sell for are two different numbers, by design. Neither is a guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most.
Estimated worth is what the item is worth on today's market overall. Expected to sell for is what you'd realistically be paid for it, in its condition, at current demand — a lower number once reality and fees are accounted for. They're different numbers, and WorthAI never merges them.
From active marketplace listings (what sellers ask), verified sold records when available (what buyers actually paid), and — when evidence is limited — a clearly labelled AI-guided estimate. You always see which one you're looking at.
No. It's a realistic market estimate, not a promise — final prices depend on condition, timing, buyer demand and marketplace fees. WorthAI shows you the evidence so you can judge the range yourself.
Clear, well-lit photos give the best results — WorthAI is built to catch the models and variants that a casual search misses. If a scan gets something wrong, tap Fix result and the numbers update.
Almost anything with a resale market: sneakers, electronics, trading cards, LEGO, video games, watches, handbags, vinyl, cameras, tools, toys, furniture and more.
Yes — every scan can become a ready-to-edit listing draft: title, item specifics, description and pricing guidance, all written from the evidence WorthAI found.
Find out what your things are worth
Scan an item. See what it's worth. Know what it'll actually sell for.
