Price industrial surplus in minutes.Defend every number with proof.
Manual valuations take days. Black-box AI gives you a number you can't defend. Requis combines a decade of valuation expertise with an inspectable engine — so finance teams, sellers, and asset-holders get a fast estimate backed by the math behind it.
Surplus pricing should not be a guess.
Sellers wait days for a price target. Finance teams accept valuations they can't defend to auditors. Buyers receive numbers that bear no resemblance to delivered economics. The whole market runs on guesswork and email threads.
Requis has been valuing industrial surplus for over a decade — for major operators, EPCs, and finance teams across global markets. We've seen what makes a valuation defensible and what makes one collapse under scrutiny.
Valuation as a Service is that expertise, productized: a fast, explainable engine that runs the same formula a senior analyst would — and shows you the work.
How it works
Three steps. Auditable end-to-end.
Submit the asset
Asset description, quantity, condition, location — and a photo if you have one. Four fields, no spreadsheet.
Inspect every step
See every comparable past sale, every multiplier, every adjustment. Click any step to inspect the underlying data. No black box.
Decide with proof
An auditable valuation range with scrap floor, confidence score, and the full math. Defend it to finance, buyers, or your team.
Why this matters
What the engine gives you that a spreadsheet can't.
Fast, not slapdash
What used to take a senior analyst days is now an instant estimate — without losing the rigor that makes it defensible.
Explainable, not opaque
Every estimate is explained: which past sales we used, which multipliers applied, where the scrap floor binds. Auditors and CFOs see the work, not just the number.
Backed by real data
Backed by a decade of Requis valuations across global surplus markets — and the past-sales data behind the marketplace itself.
Ready to see it run?
Pick a scenario. Watch the engine show its work.
Four example scenarios — two grounded in real Requis marketplace lots. Every step inspectable, every number defensible.
Try the prototype