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.
Pay once → submit your guitar details → receive your report by email within minutes.
Three reports, three questions answered — compare the tiers from $4.99.
Inside your valuation report
Illustrative sample · 2017 USA Stratocaster · Excellent condition
Choose your report
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 — prepared from the guitar details you provide.
- 3-tier price range (trade-in / private / retail)
- Key value factors for your specific guitar
- Model context & value factors
- 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
How it works
History, Valuation, or Premium. Checkout takes seconds — your report is reserved while you submit your guitar details.
Our automated model uses your guitar details to suggest value ranges and explain relevant factors. It does not retrieve live sold listings or provide a formal appraisal.
History and Valuation reports land in your inbox within minutes; the Premium Report follows within 24 hours.
What's in the Valuation Report
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 contextModel context and factors that can affect the asking price. Check recent sold listings before deciding on a price.
- Tips to maximise valueBest platforms, photography tips, setup investment ROI, and what documentation to include.
- Relevant setup adviceIf relevant, a recommendation for the exact setup guide that applies to your guitar.
Use the range to plan your next step
An asking price alone does not tell you what a guitar sold for. Condition, modifications and local demand all matter.
Start with the estimated range, then compare recent completed sales for the same model and condition. Use the report to prepare your listing; it cannot guarantee a sale price or time.
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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Don't leave money on the table.
$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.