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About UsWho we are and what we do.Heavy Equipment Pricing Data
Pricing data across new equipment, used resale, and auction markets, in one feed.
New, Used, and Auction Pricing Data for Heavy Equipment
We collect new equipment pricing, dealer listings, and auction results across the sources relevant to your equipment lines, matched to your model and configuration data.
Coverage is built around how your inventory is organized: by model, hours, condition tier, and attachment package, not a single blended average per model.
How It Works
Scope your equipment lines
Share the models, categories, and sources that matter most to your business.
Build and match
We set up collection against your source list and match results to your model and configuration data.
Validate
We check a sample run against known values before anything goes into production.
Deliver on schedule
Ongoing feeds land in the format and cadence your pricing and remarketing teams already use.
Scoped to Your Categories, Sources, and Regions
Pricing is custom rather than tiered, since a single-category regional dealer and a multi-category national distributor aren't the same job. Share your equipment lines and regions, and we'll size it.
What This Covers
New equipment price tracking
Monitor OEM list pricing and dealer street pricing across your competitive set.
Used and resale value tracking
We collect dealer listings and auction results to track resale pricing by model, hours, and condition.
Configuration-level matching
We track attachments, emissions tier, and telematics packages as separate pricing factors, so they aren't averaged away.
Regional coverage
Track pricing across the specific regions and dealer networks relevant to your market.
New product and line detection
Get flagged when a competitor dealer adds a new line or a manufacturer announces a new model.
Custom source coverage
Add the dealer, auction, and marketplace sites relevant to your equipment categories.
Heavy Equipment Teams We Work With
Pricing and remarketing
Pricing and remarketing teams valuing used equipment across dealer and auction channels
Sales teams
Sales teams needing a current read on competitor new-equipment pricing before quoting
Fleet and inventory
Fleet and inventory teams tracking resale value trends to time disposal decisions
Expanding distributors
Distributors expanding into new equipment categories or regions that need pricing visibility fast
Also see MRO Distributors and OEM Distributors.
The Equipment Pricing Problem, in Numbers Your Team Already Knows
Used equipment can represent a large share, in some markets 40 to 60 percent, of total heavy equipment transactions, so resale data matters as much as new pricing.
A single model line generates dozens of distinct pricing data points once broken out by hours, condition tier, attachments, and region.
Tier compliance and telematics or connectivity packages carry real price premiums that shift as adoption changes, and a static price guide goes stale fast.
Manually checking a handful of dealer sites and calling around for informal comparables doesn't scale once your equipment mix spans multiple categories and regions.
Built on the Same Foundation as Every APISCRAPY Engagement
Data handling under ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001 certification, collection limited to publicly available sources and aligned to GDPR, and delivery managed under CMMI Level 3-appraised processes.
Heavy Equipment Pricing Data Questions
What is heavy equipment pricing data?
Heavy equipment pricing data is the list, dealer, and resale prices for machines such as excavators, loaders, and tractors, collected from OEM sites, dealer listings, and auction results. It is broken out by model, hours, condition, attachments, and region, so you can price new and used units against the current market.
Is this a valuation or appraisal service?
No. We deliver the underlying pricing, listing, and auction data. Valuation and appraisal decisions stay with your team.
Can you track both new and used equipment pricing?
Yes. We collect new equipment pricing from OEM and dealer sites, and used market pricing from dealer listings and auction results.
Do you account for configuration differences like attachments or tier compliance?
Yes, where the source listing captures it. We structure it as a separate data field, so it isn't folded into a blended average.
Can you cover multiple equipment categories?
Yes. Coverage is scoped to the categories and sources that matter to your business, such as construction, agriculture, or material handling.
How current is the data?
Delivery frequency is set to your needs, from daily to weekly, so pricing signals don't go stale between updates.
Is the data collected legally?
We collect only from publicly available sources. We review each source before collection, respect robots.txt directives and site terms, and leave out personal data unless your use case needs it and the legal basis is documented.