PawnMeter for pawn shops in the United States
Every US pawn shop prices phones, laptops, tools and gold at the counter, often from memory or from online asking prices. PawnMeter prices from what comparable items actually sold for at pawn shops, and refuses to guess when the data is not there.
Built for the United States
- Gold is priced in dollars per gram of fine gold, from an official reference price converted at the same day's rate, with the date on every result.
- Enter 10k, 14k, 18k or any karat; PawnMeter applies the fineness (417, 585, 750) and your own loan percentage.
- PawnMeter works next to any pawn shop software: it does not replace your point of sale, it answers one question, what is this item worth today.
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 States
$79
per shop per month, excluding VAT or sales tax. 1 month free trial. Data partners pay $55. 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