Sell DVDs Online: Find Who Pays the Most Cash
Compare DVD buyback prices from Eagle Saver, World of Books & more in seconds. Find who pays most for each title. Free shipping, fast payment. Free to use.
More money through smart allocation
Bonavendi checks for each item who pays the most
20 books → 1 buyer
€45
12 books → Momox
8 books → reBuy
€62
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Sell your DVD collection online and get cash — without guessing which buyer pays the most. Bonavendi compares buyback prices from Eagle Saver, World of Books, SecondSpin, and other buyers at once, so you see every offer side by side before you ship anything.
Enter a barcode above to get started. It’s free, instant, and there’s no obligation.
How Much Are DVDs Worth?
Prices vary more than most people expect. Here’s a realistic range based on what buyers currently pay:
| DVD Type | Typical Payout | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Common Hollywood (2000s–2010s) | $0.10 – $0.40 | High supply, lower demand |
| TV series box sets | $1.00 – $8.00 | Popular seasons pay well |
| Blu-ray & 4K UHD | $0.50 – $5.00 | Premium formats hold value longer |
| Anime box sets | $2.00 – $15.00 | Collector demand drives prices up |
| Criterion Collection | $3.00 – $20.00 | Out-of-print editions most valuable |
| Disney classics | $0.50 – $4.00 | Depends on edition and condition |
| Exercise / lifestyle | $0.05 – $0.25 | Very low demand |
The single biggest factor: supply and demand for that specific title. One buyer may have plenty of copies and pay $0.10. Another may be short on stock and offer $0.65 for the exact same disc. That’s why scanning with Bonavendi — which checks every buyer at once — beats going to one site and accepting whatever they offer.
Which DVDs Can You Sell?
Most DVDs with a readable barcode and intact case are accepted by at least one buyer. These categories sell well:
- Movie DVDs — blockbusters, classics, and foreign films
- TV series — complete seasons and series packs typically pay the most per disc
- Blu-rays and 4K titles — premium formats with consistently stronger offers
- Anime box sets — Dragon Ball, Bleach, Naruto, and similar titles are in demand
- Criterion and boutique editions — limited prints hold collector value
- Kids and family — Disney, Pixar, and studio animation
Hard to sell: very common single-disc releases from the mid-2000s, ex-rental copies without original cases, and titles in poor condition.
How It Works
1. Enter the barcode Scan or type the EAN/UPC from the back of your DVD. Bonavendi pulls live offers from multiple buyers instantly.
2. Compare every offer See what Eagle Saver, World of Books, SecondSpin, and other buyers will pay — side by side. No clicking between tabs or submitting separate quotes.
3. Sell to whoever pays the most Accept the best offer (or split your collection across multiple buyers if that earns you more). Print a free prepaid shipping label and ship.
4. Get paid Most buyers pay within 1–5 business days of receiving your package, via PayPal or check.
Sell Your Whole Collection at Once
If you’re clearing out a large collection, Bonavendi’s multi-item cart lets you enter dozens of titles in one session and automatically routes each disc to whichever buyer offers the most. You ship one package (or more, if multiple buyers pay better for different titles), and you earn more than if you’d sent everything to a single site.
For 50 common DVDs, the difference between taking the first offer and comparing all buyers typically works out to $8–$25 extra — often more on TV box sets and Blu-rays.
Frequently Asked Questions
What condition do DVDs need to be in? Most buyers accept DVDs in good working condition with the original case and disc. Minor scratches are often fine. Discs without cases or with heavy damage are typically rejected.
Do I need to ship immediately? No. Compare prices first, then decide. Quotes from most buyers are valid for at least 30 days. If prices drop in the meantime, the buyer will let you know before processing.
Can I sell Blu-rays and 4K discs too? Yes. Enter the barcode the same way. Bonavendi compares buyers for Blu-ray and 4K UHD titles alongside standard DVDs.
What if a buyer rejects a disc? Rejected items are typically returned to you or recycled (depending on the buyer). Check the buyer’s policy before shipping — each vendor page on Bonavendi shows their terms.
Prices shown are representative ranges based on current buyback market data. Individual offers depend on title, condition, and buyer inventory. Last updated: April 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know
Common Hollywood DVDs typically fetch $0.10–$0.65 each from buyback sites. TV box sets and rare or out-of-print titles can bring $2–$15+. Blu-rays and 4K titles generally pay more than standard DVDs. Bonavendi compares live offers from multiple buyers so you see the real price before committing.
Bonavendi compares offers from buyers including Eagle Saver, SecondSpin, World of Books, and others. Prices vary by title, so who pays the most depends on the specific disc. That's exactly why comparing beats going straight to a single buyer.
Minimum order requirements vary by buyer — typically $10 total. Bonavendi's price comparison is free to use with no minimums on your end. You only ship when you decide to accept an offer.