Transforming surplus into strategic value since 1999
Imagine a world where you could create new revenue streams through the seamless resale of unneeded assets—while slashing your capital expenditures by redeploying existing ones.
At Dynaprice, we make it a reality.
Since our founding in 1999, Dynaprice has become the leader in surplus asset management providing one-stop cloud platform to Fortune 500 clients across major industries.
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Dynaprice.com is born through a collaboration between internet service provider National Internet Service, used equipment dealer Capovani Brothers, and data services entrepreneur Ron Randall. The goal: to create an integrated 'once and done' platform replacing four separate systems used for inventory, print cataloging, customer management, and web listings.
The first Dynaprice system goes live with Capovani Brothers. After extensive feedback, the team begins transforming the single-user solution into a customizable, multi-client platform.
Texas Instruments becomes Dynaprice's first Fortune 500 client, joined by a second used equipment dealer. Electronic contracting capabilities are introduced—enabling partial and complete shipment and payment tracking.
AT&T and Lockheed Martin adopt Dynaprice for large-scale investment recovery. Advanced features for internal asset redeployment across locations and business units are implemented.
Dynaprice signs its first international clients in Japan and Germany. Currency conversion and multi-currency display features are added.
Dynaprice expands across sectors including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, energy, retail, and food—adding tailored data capture and benchmarking tools for diverse asset types.
In partnership with Praxair (now Linde), Dynaprice develops advanced workflow management tools to support complex industrial asset processes.
Live auction functionality is integrated into Dynaprice's catalog-style sales platform, improving client ability to liquidate surplus assets efficiently.
Dynaprice focuses on strengthening its core platform—enhancing system reliability, expanding analytics and reporting capabilities, and evolving alongside the needs of its Fortune 500 clients. These foundational upgrades bolster the platform's stability and scalability, paving the way for next-generation innovation.
Dynaprice merges with Dinamo Acquisition Corporation, led by investor and technology entrepreneur Ilia Gogichashvili, who becomes the new CEO. Under his leadership, Dynaprice begins incorporating an AI-driven intelligence layer into the platform and expanding services to redefine surplus asset management.