Find the value hiding in plain sight.
Photograph an old collectible, game, tool, or piece of tech. TreasureLens identifies it, estimates today's market value, and helps you turn a forgotten item into a listing worth posting.
5 free scans daily. Upgrade only when you want unlimited finds.
Scan result
Turn curiosity into a next move.
Built for the first scan
No hype. Just a clearer way to decide what's next.
Start with 5 free scans every day—no card required.
See the signals behind an estimate, not a made-up certainty.
Keep control of where and how you sell every item.
Your find, in focus
From dusty shelf to sell-ready in three considered steps.
01 — Scan what you found
One photo is the starting point.
Point your camera at comics, cards, vintage electronics, games, tools, and collectibles. TreasureLens gets to work before the excitement wears off.
02 — Know the signal
Identify it and estimate its range.
Get an item match and a practical market-value estimate to guide your research and price expectations.
03 — Put it in motion
Choose a marketplace and draft the post.
See suggested selling venues, then begin with a generated title, description, and pricing prompt you can make your own.
Keep the good discoveries close.
Saved scan history gives every interesting item a home—whether you're cataloging a collection, clearing an attic, or planning your next thrift run.
Share the reveal.
When a find surprises you, share the result and invite a friend to scan theirs.
Pricing
Start with the mystery. Upgrade for the hunt.
Every TreasureLens account begins free. Go unlimited when you're ready to scan every shelf, box, and garage-sale table.
Free
For everyday curiosity
$0 / month
- 5 item scans per day
- AI identification and value range
- Marketplace suggestions
- Ready-to-edit listing drafts
Premium
For serious treasure hunters
$9.99 / month
- Unlimited item scans
- Full saved scan history
- Shareable value reveals
- Priority access to new seller tools
That old box has a story. Start uncovering it.
Your next valuable find could be sitting in the garage, the closet, or the bottom of a thrift-store bin.
Scan your first item