Was this a good deal?
Enter what you paid (or what you're being asked to pay) for a timeshare. See what the same ownership actually sells for on the resale market. No spin, no follow-up call.
Enter what you paid (or what you're being asked to pay) for a timeshare. See what the same ownership actually sells for on the resale market. No spin, no follow-up call.
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This tool gives a directional estimate using public market data, not a licensed appraisal. Actual market value depends on timing, condition, exact resort, and dozens of other factors.
Developer prices and resale market prices for the same timeshare can differ by 5x to 20x. That gap is the developer's marketing budget, sales commissions, and profit margin baked into the contract you sign in a presentation room.
Recent completed sales on the secondary market — TUG marketplace listings, eBay auctions, resale broker closing data, and our own listing comparables. We adjust for brand multiplier (Marriott commands a premium over Wyndham), unit size, season tier, and whether the ownership is deeded or RTU.
It doesn't measure use value — what the timeshare is worth to you personally based on how you actually vacation. If you use your week every year, love your resort, and would have spent $4,000+ on equivalent lodging anyway, the resale gap matters less. The math here is about what the market would pay, not what the product is worth to your family.
We don't sell timeshares. We don't take referrals from developers. We make money only when an owner-to-owner transaction closes through our marketplace — which means the cleaner the resale market is, the better we do. Telling you the truth is our business model.