Point your camera at it. Know what it’s worth.
Scan anything in the attic, the garage, or the estate. Attic Scout identifies the item, checks real sold prices, and gives you a value range it can stand behind - and it says so when it’s not sure.
Launching soon on the App Store. Your first 3 scans will be free.
- First 3 scans free - no signup, no card
- Ranges grounded in real sold prices
- Flags the items a specialist should see
Scan it, price it, sell it right
Scan the whole room
Sweep your camera across a room and build a priced inventory of everything in it - the fastest way to see what a full house is actually worth.
Honest, even when unsure
Every value carries a confidence read grounded in real sold listings. When the comparables are thin, the app says so instead of guessing.
Sell each item where it wins
eBay, Facebook Marketplace, a local dealer, or the donation pile - the app routes each item to the place it will actually do best.
Some estates need
a professional.
We know 3,316 of them.
A full house, a tight deadline, or a family two states away - sometimes the right answer is handing the keys to someone who runs sales for a living. That’s what the directory is for: 3,316 verified estate-sale companies, searchable by city and state.
When you Google “estate sale company near me,” you get a list of names and phone numbers. You don’t get commission rates, specialties, or what happened the last time they ran a sale for a family like yours. Every profile here shows what they charge, what they’re good at, and what people who hired them said afterward. If we don’t know a number, we say so instead of making one up.
- 3,316 companies across 50 states
- Commission rates in plain English
- Free to search, free to ask
What you get in every company profile
Real prices, no guessing
Every company profile shows their commission rate, what they specialize in, and how long they take. If we don't know a number, we say so instead of making one up.
Reviews from actual sales
We pulled reviews from Google for every company in the directory and let providers respond. No ghost reviews, no pay-to-play sorting, no buried complaints.
Specialists for the hard items
Belleek china, Stickley chairs, post-war oil paintings, coin collections. The hard items go to people who know what they're worth, not a general estate sale.
“If we don’t know a number, we say so instead of making one up.”
Before you scan or hire, read this
How accurate are the app's values?
Every value is a range grounded in recent sold listings for comparable items, with a confidence read attached. When the comparables are thin or the item is unusual, the app says so and suggests a specialist instead of inventing a number. That honesty is the whole point.
How are you different from EstateSales.net?
EstateSales.net is a listing service - companies pay to be on it, and that’s it. Attic Scout shows you what each company charges, what they’re good at, and what people who hired them said afterward. If a company in our directory is bad at their job, you’ll see it before you call.
How much does an estate sale usually cost?
Commission rates in the industry run between 25 and 60 percent of total sale proceeds. Most companies also charge a setup fee that covers staging, photography, and advertising. Every company profile in our directory lists these numbers when we know them.
What if I have a mix of valuable and worthless items?
That’s every estate. The typical house has about 800 items, and most of them are worth between zero and ten dollars. Scan the house with the app and it flags the four or five items that should go to a specialist instead of a general estate sale - and the directory helps you find that specialist.
Is the app free?
Your first 3 scans are free - no card. After that, Attic Scout Pro is $4.99 a month and unlocks up to 100 valuations a month, whole-room capture, and AI-written listings. Items you’ve already valued never lock.
Be first in line for the app
Photo in, honest value range out. Launching soon on the App Store - drop your email and we'll send the link the moment it's live.
Start with what’s in front of you.
Scan the first item that catches your eye, or search for a professional by city or state. Either way, you’ll know what you’re working with before you make a single call.