Know what your guitar is worth before you list it.
Get a low/mid/high price range specific to your model, year, and condition. Delivered to your inbox in minutes. One decision that could be worth hundreds.
The Guitar Valuation Report — a 3-tier market estimate for your exact guitar, delivered by email within minutes — is available at https://owningafender.com/products/guitar-price-estimate.
Three reports, three questions answered — compare the tiers from $4.99.
Guitar History Report
Year, factory, era context and spec snapshot — a keepsake for your records or a future buyer. No valuation.
- Production year & factory decode
- Era & production-run context
- Factory spec snapshot for your model year
- Care tips for your guitar’s age
- Keepsake PDF for your records
Guitar Valuation Report
A low / mid / high market range specific to your model, year, and condition — based on real sales data.
- 3-tier price range (trade-in / private / retail)
- Key value factors for your specific guitar
- Market context & comparable sales data
- Tips to maximise your sale price
Premium Valuation & Documentation Report
The full documentation pack — valuation plus print-ready provenance, condition and replacement-value records.
- Everything in the Valuation Report
- Serial-decode summary & provenance snapshot
- Condition checklist
- Replacement-value discussion figure
- Print-ready documentation format
History, Valuation, or Premium. Checkout takes seconds — your report is reserved while you submit your guitar details.
Our engine correlates your guitar against production records, thousands of historical sale records, and model-specific data.
History and Valuation reports land in your inbox within minutes; the Premium Report follows within 24 hours.
The $9 Valuation Report is generated specifically for your guitar — not a generic lookup. Here's exactly what you receive:
- 3-tier price rangeLow (trade-in), mid (private sale), high (retail/optimised). With context for each.
- Key value factorsYear, origin, condition, modifications and case — and how each affects your specific guitar.
- Market contextCurrent demand, comparable sales data, and where your model sits in today's used market.
- Tips to maximise valueBest platforms, photography tips, setup investment ROI, and what documentation to include.
- Setup guide cross-sellIf relevant, a recommendation for the exact setup guide that applies to your guitar.
You guess a price based on a quick Reverb search. You list it for $600. It sells in a day — which usually means you listed too low.
You see comps at $900–$1,100. You list for $950 and sell in a week. The $9 report paid for itself 87 times over.
Verify a used guitar is genuine before you hand over cash. Get a photo-based authenticity screening with human-reviewed risk flags.
Verify it's real first →Eyeing a used guitar online? The Buyer's Report flips this valuation around: paste a Reverb, eBay, or Marketplace listing and get a fair-price band, a deal verdict, condition red flags, and a negotiation angle — expected $5–7.
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$9 once for the full valuation — or start with the History Report from $4.99. Delivered in minutes. 30-day refund if it doesn't help.