3D SCAN GARAGESellers
How much is your scan worth?
A rough, honest guide to what different kinds of scans tend to sell for. It's a starting point, not a rule — you always set your own price.
Type of scanSuggested price
Small part: bracket, cover, caliper, simple component€25–70
Medium part: intake, seat, wheel, large trim, mechanical component€50–120
Fender / hood / door / simple body panel€70–180
Gearbox / differential / complex engine component€80–200
Complete engine or transmission€120–300
Subframe / suspension assembly€100–250
Wheel arch / suspension zone€100–250
Complete engine bay€120–300
Front clip / rear clip€150–350
Complete interior€150–350
Underbody / chassis section€175–450
Bumper/fender with mounts and good production data€200–500
Full motorcycle€150–400
Full exterior — common car€300–600
Full exterior — sports/premium car€450–900
Full exterior — rare/exotic car€700–1,500
Complete dataset: exterior + interior + bays + underbody€800–2,000
Complete professional dataset of a rare/exotic car€1,500–4,000
What moves the price up or down
- What was captured: mounting points, hardpoints and clearance envelopes are worth more than plain surface.
- Accuracy: tighter declared accuracy (and a real datum) is worth more.
- Rarity: scans of rare or hard-to-access vehicles sell for more.
- Coverage and cleanliness: complete, well-processed data beats partial or noisy data.
- Verification: a Verified badge builds buyer trust.
Tip: offer all three licenses
Offering Single-Project, Commercial and Exclusive Buyout lets different kinds of buyers say yes — hobbyists, companies and those who want it to themselves — which usually means more sales.
Figures are orientative and shown in euros; listing prices on 3D Scan Garage are set in USD. The calculator inside the listing form uses a separate formula based on data types and accuracy.