How much does DrivewayGold cost?

DrivewayGold costs $10 per purchase, which includes 25 high-resolution image uploads, unlimited AI-powered item identification, and professional PDF & Excel reports. No subscription required.

Can I use this to scout garage sales and estate sales?

Yes, DrivewayGold is specifically designed for garage sale scouting and resale arbitrage. It identifies items, detects valuable brands, and calculates potential resale profit so you can make smart buying decisions on the spot.

How long does it take to identify items at a sale?

Many users can scan and identify items in minutes. Total time depends on how many items you photograph, but the process is designed for speed so you can work through a sale quickly.

What file formats does DrivewayGold accept?

DrivewayGold accepts JPEG, PNG, and HEIC files, making it fully compatible with iPhone photos and most digital cameras.

Is my data secure and private?

Yes, your data is stored securely in the cloud. We maintain strict privacy and security standards to protect your scouting data and account information.

Resale Value Guide

The Ultimate Garage Sale Pricing Guide (2026 Item Price List)

Updated August 22, 2026

Whether you are hosting a weekend yard sale, cleaning out an attic, or liquidating an estate, pricing your items correctly is the single biggest factor determining whether you make $1,000 or end up hauling everything to Goodwill.

As a rule of thumb, most garage sale items sell for 10% to 20% of their original retail price, depending on condition, brand, and demand.

Category Pricing Cheat Sheet

Adult Clothing: $1 – $5 (Name brands like Nike/Patagonia up to $10)
Children’s Clothing: $0.50 – $3
Hardcover Books: $1 – $3
Paperback Books: $0.50 – $1
Kitchen Appliances: $5 – $20 (Instant Pots, Air Fryers, Blenders)
Electronics & Gadgets: $5 – $30 (Include power cords)
Power Tools: $15 – $75 (DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita)
Furniture: $10 – $50
Board Games & Puzzles: $2 – $8

How to Price Household Items for Maximum Profit

1. The 10-20% Rule

Never price items based on sentimental value. A $100 jacket purchased five years ago is worth $10 to $15 at a garage sale.

2. Group & Sticker Pricing

Avoid pricing individual small items. Use color-coded price stickers or dedicated $1 tables to speed up customer browsing.

3. High-Value Item Valuation

For collectibles, power tools, electronics, or designer goods, use DrivewayGold’s instant resale price estimator to get real-time market comps before stickering.