What is it worth?
Snap a photo. Primo Worth identifies the item and estimates what it's worth, checked against recent eBay sales where they exist.
Free to download. Try three scans free.
How it works
Photo in. Price out.
Three steps and a few seconds, from the camera to an estimate.
Pick a mode, snap a photo
Item fits almost anything. Jewelry, Antique and Coin look closer.
It identifies the item
Name, category, brand and condition, read from the photo.
See what it's worth
An estimated value and a range, with the sold listings behind it when comparable sales exist.
What a result shows
Sold prices, where they exist.
- Value
- When comparable sales exist, the estimated value is their median.
- Range
- From the lowest to the highest of those sales.
- Listings
- The recent sold listings, with photo, price, condition and sold date, each opening the listing.
- Insights
- Short notes and things to consider for this item.
No comparable sales? The app looks for an estimate with Google Search instead, and some items get no value at all. Every number is an estimate, not what a buyer will pay.
Modes
Start in Item. Go closer.
Most things start in Item. Three more modes look closer, each with a short read-out on materials, marks, backstory, rarity and what drives the value.
Jewelry
Rings, chains and pieces with stones.
- Metal
- Karat
- Stones
- Hallmarks
Antique
Furniture, ceramics and older objects.
- Maker
- Era
- Origin
- Material
Coin
Coins from a jar, a drawer or a collection.
- Denomination
- Year
- Mint mark
A photo cannot confirm age, maker or authenticity.
The app never authenticates, grades or certifies anything. It's an AI estimate, not a professional appraisal.
Who it's for
Keep it, sell it, or ask.
For anyone holding something and wondering what it would fetch.
Found it at home
Inherited, given, or dug out of a drawer, and you want to know whether to sell or keep it.
Spotted it at a thrift store
Check a garage sale or flea market find before you pay, or before you flip it.
Before the dealer
A first idea of value for jewelry, coins or antiques, before you talk to an expert.
Pricing
Try three scans free.
Free to download. Try three scans free, then a weekly or yearly subscription, priced in your own store and currency.
FAQ
Asked often.
What people want to know before their first scan.
Is this an appraisal?
No. It's an AI estimate, built from comparable sales where they exist, not a professional appraisal, and it never authenticates or grades an item.
Where do the prices come from?
From recent eBay sold listings in your phone's marketplace, when comparable sales exist. Otherwise the app looks for an estimate with Google Search.
What if my item has no sales?
You may see a web estimate or a retail range instead, and some items get no value at all.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, and your history stays on your phone.
How much does it cost?
It's free to download, and you can try three scans free. After that, a weekly or yearly subscription.
Which currency do I see?
The marketplace follows your phone's locale and currency.
From the blog
Know what you have.
Guides on pricing, selling and spotting value.
- October 20, 2026Buffalo Nickel Value: Dates, Mint Marks and Key Coins
- October 19, 2026Coin Value: How to Tell What an Old Coin Is Worth
- October 19, 2026How to Identify Antiques: Marks, Materials and Age Clues
Snap it. See it.
An estimate from one photo, with the sold prices behind it when comparable sales exist. Try three scans free.
