PawnMeter for pawnbrokers in the United Kingdom
UK pawnbrokers lend against gold, watches, phones and laptops every day, and every clerk needs the same answer to the same question: what will this item really sell for? PawnMeter answers it from real sales, and says so plainly when there is no data.
Built for the United Kingdom
- Gold is priced in pounds per gram of fine gold, from an official reference price converted at the same day's rate, with the date on every result.
- UK gold jewellery is commonly hallmarked 375 (9ct), 585 (14ct), 750 (18ct) and 916 (22ct); PawnMeter takes the fineness from the karat you enter.
- Pawnbroking in the UK is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. PawnMeter is a pricing aid: the lending decision, and everything the rules require of it, stays with your shop.
Three answers, never a guess
At least three comparable real prices: a price you can rely on. One or two prices: shown, with a clear warning. No price. PawnMeter tells you what it searched for and found nothing.
Price for the United Kingdom
£59
per shop per month, excluding VAT or sales tax. 1 month free trial. Data partners pay £41. Pay yearly: 12 months for the price of 10.
Start free monthPay yearly (12 for 10)Guides
- How to calculate the gold value of jewellery by weight and karat
- How pawn shops can price second-hand phones and laptops from real sales, not asking prices
- Pricing a used car at the pawn counter: which comparables matter
- How to set your loan percentage at the pawn counter
- How to check a phone before taking it in pawn
- Testing gold at the pawn counter: acid, electronic testers and XRF compared
- How to price a used laptop at the pawn counter
- Pricing watches at the pawn counter: what to check first
- Pricing game consoles at the pawn counter
- Pricing a used TV at the pawn counter
- Why real pawn sales beat price guides and marketplace listings
- How to price a used tablet at the pawn counter
- Pricing bicycles and e-bikes at the pawn counter
- How to price consistently across pawn shop branches
- What pawn shops share with PawnMeter, and what they never share
- Pricing gold coins and bullion bars at the pawn counter
- Pricing headphones and speakers at the pawn counter
- Pricing household appliances at the pawn counter
- Pricing desktop and gaming PCs at the pawn counter
- How to spot fake or plated gold jewellery at the counter
- Pricing smartwatches at the pawn counter
- Five numbers every pawn shop should track
- Stones and diamonds in pawned jewellery: why the gold comes first
- White, rose and two-tone gold: how to value them at the counter
- Documents to check before a car pawn loan
- A written condition scale for pawn shops
- Daily gold reference price or live spot price at the pawn counter?
- How to price a used iPhone at the pawn counter
- Pricing gold chains and bracelets: hollow links, clasps and weight
- Pawn loan or buy outright: how to decide the offer
- Sharing prices across a franchise pawn network