exIT helps organizations liquidate data center equipment with speed, security, and full compliance. As a ZERO non-compliance audit facility, we ensure every asset is handled with documented controls from pickup to final disposition.
We are equipped for large-scale infrastructure teardowns, bulk drive erasure, shredding or degaussing, and responsible recycling for anything without value.
Simply fill out our short form or reach out to get started.
If you already have a list of data center inventory to be liquidated, you can get started immediately by sending it to us through the form!
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We want to be sure that we’re a good fit, and that the liquidation project is planned to meet your needs. After we send you a quote for your data center liquidation and you agree, we’ll need to finalize a few details.
Once the project has been established and completed, your equipment will be processed quickly, and you’ll receive competitive payment designed to help you maximize the return on your retired IT assets.
Liquidating your data center isn’t just selling hardware, it’s protecting data, maintaining compliance, and recovering value with clean documentation that your IT, security, and finance teams can stand behind.
You don’t need to lift a finger to turn that surplus data center hardware into working capital.
We are R2v3 certified. Rest easy knowing that your data is secured and wiped before it even leaves the data center.
Maximize your data center asset recovery value with our comprehensive remarketing process.
Whether you’re selling enterprise servers, blade systems, or legacy hardware, exIT Technologies is your trusted buyer. We accept equipment from all major brands, including Dell, HPE, IBM, Cisco, Supermicro, and more, and offer top-dollar payouts with free shipping and certified data wipe.
By choosing us when you sell your surplus data center equipment, you are helping to reduce production of electronics waste through reuse. Every system we place is one less new server and one less in a landfill. As an added bonus, we can also facilitate equipment donations to provide hefty tax writeoffs if your equipment has depreciated heavily.
Our suite of services is carefully audited by a third party for R2 certification. R2 Certification is a globally recognized standard for electronics recycling and reuse. We welcome random site inspection visits because we’re confident that our data center liquidation processes comply with R2, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001 standards. As a result, you know that your equipment will be handled in an environmentally safe manner.
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One of the most challenging aspects of bankruptcy is the uncertainty it brings. The easiest part can be taken care of by partnering with exIT Technologies. To maximize liquidation value, while minimizing disruption to our organization, Exit Technologies provided a seamless and efficient service of liquidating our IT assets.
I needed a reputable company to handle our data center decommissioning. From quote to close, the process with exIT was smooth and seamless. They’re a trustworthy and transparent ITAD partner.
exIT Technologies stood out significantly, particularly in their ability to handle international logistics challenges. Their team, especially Kyle Bittner and Nick Villegas, consistently outperformed others with better rates and a willingness to take on projects in challenging regions like APAC, MENA, and LATAM. What truly set exIT apart was their human touch.
Kyle has extensive experience with a wide range of enterprises and IT hardware. Even if your project is large and wrapped in red tape, Kyle will keep your brand safe.
Most liquidation projects start around $2,500+ in recoverable IT assets, but we can often work with smaller loads depending on the equipment type (servers, storage, networking) and location logistics.
If you’re unsure, send us your inventory list and we’ll confirm if it’s a fit.
We purchase and liquidate most common data center assets, including:
Servers (rack, tower, blade)
Storage (SAN/NAS arrays, disk shelves, controllers)
Networking (switches, routers, firewalls)
Power & infrastructure (PDUs, rails, some racks/cabinets)
If you have mixed equipment, that’s normal, send your spreadsheet and we’ll quote the full lot.
Liquidation value is based on factors like:
Model and generation / age
Configuration (CPU/RAM/storage)
Condition + testing results
Market demand for that specific hardware
Quantity and consistency of the lot
Logistics requirements (pickup, de-install, multiple sites)
The fastest way to get pricing is to share an inventory export (even a rough one).
Yes. We offer secure data sanitization options and provide documentation for compliance and internal audit needs, such as:
Certificates of data destruction / sanitization (when requested)
Chain of custody documentation
Asset disposition reporting (as applicable)
If drives require physical destruction instead of wiping, we can support that too.
Yes. We can support liquidation logistics in a few ways depending on the project:
Customer-prepped / palletized pickup
We provide packing guidance/materials when needed
White-glove support for more complex environments (multi-site, high volume, tight timelines)
You’ll get a clear plan before anything moves.
Absolutely, bulk and enterprise liquidation is a major part of what we do.
If you have equipment across multiple sites, we’ll coordinate timing and requirements with your internal IT team so the process stays efficient and compliant.
In many cases:
Quotes can be turned around quickly once we have an inventory list
Payment timing depends on the project scope (shipping vs pickup, testing needs, wipe requirements), but we aim for a streamlined process from receipt through payout.
If you have a deadline, we’ll structure the plan around it.
Selling equipment individually (auctions, marketplaces, one-off buyers) often creates:
More labor for your team (listing, packing, shipping, support)
Higher risk (unknown buyers, inconsistent documentation)
Slower recovery and unpredictable outcomes
With exIT, you get one process, one partner, and one payout, with security and reporting built in.
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