The Donation Value Estimator helps you gauge the IRS fair market value of donated clothing, furniture, electronics, and more — then build a tax-deduction list you can export to CSV. Free, in your browser, no account required.
When tax season rolls around, the hard part of claiming a charitable deduction isn't the donation — it's putting a defensible number on a bag of clothes, an old couch, and a drawer of electronics. The Donation Value Estimator gives you a starting point for the IRS fair market value of donated goods, then keeps everything organized in one running list.
Add items as you sort them, watch the total build, and when you're done, export the whole list to CSV for your records. Next time you donate, import your previous list and pick up right where you left off. There's nothing to install and no account to create — it all runs in your browser.
Everyone who donates a carload of goods hits the same wall at tax time: what was all of it actually worth? We built the Donation Value Estimator to make that a five-minute job instead of an afternoon of guesswork — a simple, free web app that turns a pile of donations into a clean, exportable list.
It estimates fair market value to give you a reasonable starting point; it is not tax advice. For how a deduction applies to your specific situation, talk to a qualified tax professional.