Fit for the application
Configuration, capacity, attachments and job conditions come before brand preference or listing price.
Buy-side equipment brokerage
Tell us what the job requires. We’ll source the equipment.
Brunwell works from your machine specification, project conditions, budget and delivery date. We search across owners, dealers, fleet channels and disposition opportunities to identify equipment worth reviewing.
A useful buyer brief
Better inputs create a more relevant shortlist.
“Excavator needed” describes a category. A usable equipment brief explains the operating weight, configuration, hours, application, location, budget and timing that make one machine suitable and another a distraction.
Brunwell helps turn the project requirement into search criteria, then carries those criteria into seller conversations, condition review and logistics planning.
- Equipment category, preferred make and model
- Required specifications and acceptable alternatives
- Year range, maximum hours and quantity
- Budget, currency and delivery location
- Required-by date and project constraints
Review criteria
Compare the machine, the deal and the move.
A useful comparison is broader than asking price. Brunwell keeps four parts of the decision visible.
Condition information
Hours, component condition, service information, known repairs and inspection requirements are organized for review.
Commercial terms
Currency, payment timing, availability and seller expectations are clarified before the parties invest in closing work.
Delivered picture
Equipment location, transport dimensions, pickup conditions and delivery timing are considered with the transaction.
The sourcing process
From requirement to coordinated delivery.
The search may move quickly, but the decision still needs a consistent structure.
Define the equipment brief
We clarify the job, preferred machine, acceptable alternatives, budget, location and required delivery date before the search begins.
Search the relevant market
Brunwell works across dealer, fleet, owner and disposition channels to identify equipment that fits the requirement—not simply what is easiest to find.
Review the machine and terms
Condition information, records, inspection requirements, commercial terms and logistics assumptions are organized so both sides can make an informed decision.
Coordinate the handoff
Once a transaction is agreed, we keep the buyer, seller and logistics providers aligned through pickup and delivery coordination.
Send the buyer brief
Start the search with the right details.
Include the preferred machine, acceptable alternatives, required specifications, budget, location and delivery date.