How it works

A simpler way to move used stone equipment

Sellers get a free listing and a team that handles the buyers. Buyers get documented machines and a person to talk to.

Selling

Free to list. You only pay if it sells.

List a machine
  1. 1

    Submit your machine

    Tell us the make, model, hours and condition, then follow a short photo and video checklist. It takes about 10 minutes.

  2. 2

    We review it

    We check the submission is complete and follow up if anything is missing. Not every machine is a fit, and we will tell you either way. You can follow along and answer questions in your seller portal.

  3. 3

    Agree terms and go live

    You set the pricing with our guidance. A short agreement, signed online, covers our fee before anything is published.

  4. 4

    We find the buyer

    We field inquiries, arrange inspections, and negotiate. Removal and rigging are coordinated as part of the sale.

Buying

Asking price on every listing. Make an offer directly.

Browse equipment
  1. 1

    Browse documented listings

    Every machine has the same photo set: nameplate, controls, spindle, bed, and a powered-on video.

  2. 2

    Ask for the price

    Send an inquiry from any listing. A real person replies directly.

  3. 3

    Inspect and negotiate

    See it in person or running on video, ask questions, and agree a price directly with us.

  4. 4

    Plan removal and install

    We coordinate removal, and install is arranged with our team, a subcontractor, or your own installer.

Questions

Something else? Email info@stonemachinemarketplace.com.

What does it cost to list?

Nothing. Listing is free. If your machine sells, our fee is set out in a short agreement you sign before the listing goes live.

Why are prices not shown?

Used equipment prices depend on condition, tooling, location and timing. We share pricing directly so we can answer questions at the same time.

Who handles removal?

We coordinate removal and rigging as part of each sale. Installation is quoted separately, and the approach is agreed with the buyer before the sale is final.

Can I see a machine before buying?

Yes. Most listings are available for in-person inspection, and every listing includes a powered-on video.

Which machines do you take?

Stone fabrication equipment: bridge saws, CNC saws, saw/waterjet combos, waterjets, CNC routers, polishers, scanners, material handling, and related equipment.