How Deslotted works.
Every part on Deslotted is tested, certified, and tied to its serial number in our permanent database. No guesswork. No surprises. Here's exactly what that means.
Every grade is earned
Parts are stress-tested and certified in-house before listing. No self-reported conditions. No inflated descriptions.
Grades follow the hardware
Once graded, a part's score is tied to its serial number permanently — visible on every future listing.
We hold the inventory
Deslotted takes physical custody of every part before listing. That's how we guarantee the grade matches the hardware.
From submission to sale.
Every part goes through the same structured verification — no shortcuts, no exceptions.
Submit hardware
Send a supported part to Deslotted for testing — whether you plan to sell or not.
Standardized testing
Each part is stress-tested for performance, stability, and condition using a repeatable process.
Assign a grade
The part receives a letter grade based on measured thresholds, plus a certificate of authentication.
Record by serial
The serial number and grade are stored in Deslotted's database — the grade sticks to the hardware.
List and sell
Once graded, the seller can list on Deslotted. The grade is locked and cannot be altered on relisting.
Serial-number grading database.
Once graded, a part's result is permanently tied to its serial number. Sellers cannot relist the same part later without the original grade appearing again on Deslotted.
Deslotted can also print the grade alongside the serial number and affix it physically to the component — creating a visible match between the graded part and the database record.
Letter-grade breakdown.
Simple enough for buyers to understand quickly — rigorous enough to signal measured value.
Why it matters.
For buyers
Stop guessing. Every listing shows a real grade backed by standardized testing — not a seller's opinion. You know exactly what you're getting before you pay.
For sellers
A verified grade makes your listing stand out. High-quality hardware gets the price it deserves — and buyers are more likely to commit when condition is proven, not promised.