Make room. Recover value.
Tell us what you own, its age, condition, and your asking price. We review the record and may make an offer. Ship only after acceptance and written shipping instructions.
Sell it to us. Restore it for a managed sale.
Or list your restored robot with a record buyers can review.

Tell us what you own, its age, condition, and your asking price. We review the record and may make an offer. Ship only after acceptance and written shipping instructions.
Request restoration and a managed marketplace sale. Scope, restoration charges, commission, pricing, custody, and payout terms require a written proposal before work begins.
Independent owners and businesses can request a listing. Provide who restored it, when, work performed, testing, actual unit photos, and proof. Staff approval comes before publication.
Start with the actual unit. No automatic offers, charges, shipping labels, or published listings.
Keep the reference and private key. A copy is saved in this browser when storage is available. Photos and evidence are private pending review.
Browse actual available units.
Read the record before you make your move.
Checking the current collection of inspected units…
An inquiry is not an order or reservation. Availability, delivery, warranty, returns, and payment terms require confirmation for the individual unit.
Condition is specific. So is history. A good renewed-robot listing should help you understand the unit you’re considering—not just the model name.
Grade, cosmetic wear, and known limitations.
Inspector, inspection date, and actual test findings.
Work performed and components replaced.
Battery findings, test context, and what’s included.
Unit-specific warranty and return terms.
Explore by intended use.
Category images are references, not available units.
“Renewed” describes a process. It should not hide the details that make one unit different from another.
Independent sellers can apply. Already-restored listing submissions require the restorer, restoration date, work performed, test results, at least two unit photos, and a supporting evidence image. Staff approval is required. Publishing an available listing also requires inspection, battery findings, included items, warranty terms, and return terms. Those records describe the unit; they do not imply manufacturer certification.
Excellent, Very good, and Good are listing grades. The written condition and known limitations are what matter. Review the actual inspection and ask about any capability that matters for your intended use.
The collection shows inventory marked available by the operations team. An inquiry does not reserve a unit. Final availability, price, shipping, and terms must be confirmed before any purchase.
Repair and renewal requests can enter SWAT.network for scope and coverage review. Technician qualification, brand capability, service route, membership, and House Manager assignment are required before dispatch.
More than a listing.
A connected route from ownership to reuse.