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How it works

How bulk CEX pricing works.

Point your camera at a pile of video games, DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, headphones, phones, tablets, laptops or other consumer electronics. We tell you what each item is and what CEX will pay you, alongside what CEX charges for the same item so you can decide whether to take CEX's cash or list it yourself.

For items CEX doesn't catalogue, we say so rather than reaching for a number we can't stand behind. We'd rather show nothing than guess.

1

Snap a photo or scan a barcode

Open the Scan tab. Photo mode takes one shot of many items laid out flat, game cases spine-up works best. Barcode mode reads a single EAN at a time, faster than typing. You can mix modes in the same session.

2

AI identifies every item

A vision model reads titles, brands, console types, and colours from the photo. It's tuned for charity-shop and car-boot stock, anything that resells second-hand. For barcodes we go straight to the catalogue lookup.

3

We price it against CEX

For each identified item we fetch CEX UK trade and retail prices. You see both side-by-side: the cash price is the floor, the retail price is what the same item sells for over the counter, and the gap between them is your margin.

4

Save the keepers, export the list

Tap the bookmark on any row to save it. Saved items sync across every device you've signed into. Tap View on CEX to jump straight to the listing. Pro users can export everything to CSV for stocklists.

Pricing. Free up to 10 scans a month, no signup needed. Pro and Power Seller plans unlock more monthly scans and CSV export. See pricing →
Pricing a list rather than a pile. If the barcodes are already in a spreadsheet you can skip the camera entirely: bulk CEX price check prices the whole file at once and hands back a sheet.
A note on privacy. Photos are sent to OpenAI for identification and aren't stored by us. CEX lookups are anonymous. The only personal data we keep is your email (for sign-in), your saved items, and a daily photo counter. Full privacy notice.
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