How-It-Works

Sell Your Camera in 3 Steps

Selling a used camera should not take a week of phone calls. Here is exactly how it works with Sell Your Gadget.

Step 1 — Get your price

Three ways to do it, whichever suits you:

  • Send a photo. Our photo tool identifies your camera and shows a price straight away. You do not need to know the model number.
  • Message us on WhatsApp. Tell us what you have and we will quote you.
  • Walk into a store. We are in New Delhi and Pune.

Your quote stays valid for 48 hours.

Step 2 — Free pickup and inspection

We collect from anywhere in India, free of charge. Prefer to come to us? Visit our Delhi or Pune store instead.

Our representative checks the camera in front of you — body, lens, screen and working condition. A photograph cannot show shutter count, sensor dust or fungus, so this is where the price is confirmed. If the camera is in better shape than expected, you get more than you were quoted.

Step 3 — Get paid instantly

Once you accept the final price, the money goes straight to your bank account, instantly. No waiting, no instalments, no deductions you were not told about.

Keep these ready

  • A government photo ID — Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Driving Licence or Voter ID. We ask for this on every purchase.
  • Box, bill and accessories, if you still have them. They increase what we can pay.
  • Charger and battery, so we can check that the camera switches on and works.

One thing to know

If you decline the final price after our representative has travelled and inspected the camera, an effort charge of Rs 250 applies. There is no charge at any other stage — the quote and the pickup are free.

Ready to start?

Get an instant price from a photo — it takes a few seconds and you do not need the model number.

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