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Sell GPU hardware

Your next refresh.
Their next cluster.

Sell used GPUs and GPU servers.

Turn surplus H100, A100, L40S and other datacenter hardware into a brokered sale. Clustermelt brings screened buyers, market context and hands-on deal handling.

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A fleet refresh, a decommissioned cluster or a smaller lot: start with what you have. We will review the details and discuss the fit.

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Market context

A reference point for your hardware.

Published secondary-market ranges for individual GPUs. Your lot is priced against its specification, condition and buyer demand.

Prices as of October 1, 2026 / USD per card

H100 NVL 94GBNVL$29,900 to $41,928 H100 PCIe 80GBPCIe$28,000 to $32,399 A100 PCIe 80GBPCIe$12,550 to $18,879 A100 PCIe 40GBPCIe$7,800 to $12,278 L40S 48GBPCIe$6,750 to $8,750 RTX 6000 Ada 48GBPCIe$4,750 to $7,359 A40 48GBPCIe$3,125 to $4,899 L4 24GBPCIe$3,120 to $3,999 RTX A6000 48GBPCIe$3,500 to $3,962 RTX 4090 24GBPCIe$2,252 to $3,050 A30 24GBPCIe$1,800 to $2,799 RTX 3090 24GBPCIe$908 to $1,050

Informational only. Observed secondary-market estimates, not quotes, offers, or advice. Do not rely on these figures as the sole basis for a purchase.

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The process

From hardware details to a structured deal.

  1. 01

    Share the lot

    Send the hardware details. We clarify configuration, provenance, condition and availability.

  2. 02

    Find the fit

    We assess the lot against buyer requirements and discuss pricing when there is a commercial fit.

  3. 03

    Agree and execute

    When a buyer wants the lot, we coordinate the paperwork, condition representations, buyer acceptance-testing window and delivery plan. We stay involved through the transaction.

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FAQ

Selling GPU hardware, answered.

Share your hardware details with Clustermelt. As an independent broker, we evaluate the lot, look for a fit with buyer requirements and handle the commercial process. A submission starts a conversation; a sale depends on a buyer and agreed terms.
Yes. Include the server model, GPU configuration and quantity, plus condition and availability. Used and refurbished DGX and HGX-class systems and OEM GPU servers are in scope. The market ranges on this page cover individual cards only.
No. These are published secondary-market estimates per card, not a valuation or an offer for your lot. Actual terms depend on the specific hardware, quantity, documentation, condition and buyer requirement.
Start with the model and quantity, condition, location and availability if known. For servers, add the GPU configuration. We follow up on provenance and supporting records as we assess the hardware.
There is no upfront fee to submit your hardware or join the supplier network. Clustermelt earns a brokerage margin on completed deals.