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Share the remarketing proceeds from retired enterprise IT with the Value-Share program — transparent settlement reporting from CyberCrunch.
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Full transcript · Value-Share ITAD: Turn Retirement Into Revenue
When a vendor calls it "free pickup," it usually means they kept 100% of your resale value and you got a handshake. CyberCrunch turns that value back to you. The money comes back through a simple chain: sanitize to NIST 800-88, grade the assets A/B/C, remarket through a global dealer network, and settle the net proceeds to the client — with a serialized certificate per pickup.
In an anonymized real account, an enterprise client with 48,000 employees on a four-year refresh cycle processed an annual batch of 12,000 laptops and desktops. After one annual cycle, the revenue-share settlement paid $715,825 net to the client, posted within 90 days and net of all costs.
The line-by-line shows how: of 12,000 devices, about 85% were remarketed and 15% went to end-of-life recycling. Grade A premium units, Grade B standard units through the global dealer network, and Grade C wholesale lots produced revenue to the client of $830,025; program costs of $114,200 for data destruction and reporting, e-waste recycling, and logistics were subtracted, leaving $715,825 net to the client's P&L per cycle.
And the relationship compounds — the same account, same methodology, every refresh cycle. On illustrative projections, one year nets about $716K across 12,000 devices, three years roughly $2.15M across 36,000 devices, and five years roughly $3.58M across 60,000 devices, recalibrated annually to current inventory size, grade mix, and secondary-market conditions.