YOUR EQUIPMENT. YOUR ASKING PRICE.

Sell your slot machine.

Give your next buyer a clear picture. Post your own photos, describe the condition, and keep questions and offers together on the website.

Start your listing

From photos to a conversation.

1. Show the actual equipment

Use recent photos of the front, cabinet, model label and any wear. Keep phone numbers, addresses, QR codes and personal contact details out of public photos.

2. Make the details useful

Name the manufacturer, exact cabinet and included game. Add your asking price, city and state, operating condition, known faults and pickup or freight arrangements.

3. Review, publish and reply

Review the applicable fee before payment. Once your listing is live, answer buyer questions on the website and agree the equipment, inspection and final quote.

One cabinet, a whole lot, or a part.

Choose the listing type that matches what you are selling. Bulk lots and parts have no upfront posting fee, with a 6% seller fee and 4% buyer fee on the goods price. The seller fee is due after sale confirmation. Shipping and tax are separate.

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Before you list

What should I say about condition and support?

Describe what you tested, when you tested it and every known fault. State any inspection, return or warranty terms you actually offer. A marketplace listing does not automatically include refurbishment, a warranty or technical support.

Can I list a machine from another manufacturer?

Use the manufacturer selector when creating your listing. Our directory includes brands and cabinet families so buyers can find related equipment. If you cannot find the exact brand, ask our team through website requests.

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How do buyer questions and payment work?

Keep communication on the website. For a single-machine sale, the buyer pays $19 to open the reviewed invoice, and equipment payment goes directly to the seller. Confirm the final quote, shipping and tax before payment. The marketplace does not hold equipment payments in escrow.

Will a listing guarantee a sale?

No. Clear photos, an accurate description, a considered asking price and timely replies help buyers decide. Confirm that you can sell the equipment and fulfill the agreed pickup or delivery before accepting an order.