Frequently Asked Questions

Go to the Sell Your Laser page, complete the form with details, upload photos, choose a package and submit. Once approved, your listing appears on the site.

You can list laser hair removal systems, tattoo removal lasers, IPL devices, skin treatment machines, body contouring units and similar cosmetic equipment.

Yes. If you need to update images, description or price, contact support and we adjust the listing for you.

We suggest clear images from different angles plus close ups of the screen, handpieces and serial plate. Good images usually improve interest and enquiries.

You set the price. We can give guidance, but the final figure is your choice based on brand, age, condition and demand.

No. You pay a listing fee for advertising. There is no commission taken from the final sale price.

Different packages provide different visibility levels and features, which can be more suitable for higher value or specialist machines.

If the machine has not sold by the end of the listing period, you can request an extension or renew the listing, subject to our approval.

Yes. Reach out to support and we can move you to a higher exposure option if it suits your needs.

When a buyer submits interest in your listing, we send their contact details to you so you can speak directly and arrange next steps.

Your town and country may be visible on the listing, but direct contact details are shared only with interested buyers, not with general visitors.

We connect you with interested buyers. You are responsible for your own checks, due diligence and final decision to proceed.

No. We provide a listing and introduction service. Payment terms, methods and timings are agreed directly between you and the buyer.

At present we do not run an escrow service. We recommend clear written agreements and secure payment methods agreed between you and the buyer.

We are a listing platform and are not a party to the sale contract. Any dispute must be resolved directly between you and the buyer.

We do not inspect or certify machines. Buyers should carry out their own checks, inspections and due diligence before purchase.