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Everything your counter needs, in one login. There's the member panel where you post parts, answer buyer requests and broadcast to other yards when somebody wants something you don't have. There's the inventory panel for uploading and managing stock, either in bulk or one part at a time. You get interchange lookup so you can tell a customer whether the unit on your shelf fits the car in his driveway, invoicing for counter and phone sales, and a VIN decoder that pulls year, make, model and trim off the plate. The mobile app does all of it, inventory included, so you're not stuck at the office computer. We don't sell it in pieces — one membership covers the lot.

Yes, and most yards end up doing exactly that. The app isn't a stripped-back version of the website — it's the whole member panel, inventory and all. You can walk the rows, photograph a part, set a price and have it listed before you get back to the office. Buyer enquiries come through to your phone too, so you're not finding out about them the next morning. If you've ever written a part number on your hand because the computer was two buildings away, that's the problem this solves.

Your first month is free, and we don't ask for a card to start it. After that it's a flat membership — no setup fee, no commission on anything you sell, and nothing to sign up front. The figure depends on the size of your yard, which is why we'd rather talk it through than put a number on a web page that may not apply to you. Tell us roughly how many parts you hold when you fill in the form and we'll have an answer ready on the call. If it isn't paying for itself by the end of the free month, you walk away and you've spent nothing.

No. Not a percentage, not a listing fee, not a lead fee. The buyer sees your part, contacts you directly, and the two of you agree a price on your terms. We never sit between you and the customer, and we don't see what you charged or what you shipped. The membership is the only thing you pay us. Plenty of marketplaces work the other way and take a slice of every order — we'd rather have yards that stay because the thing works than yards tied in by a commission.

Every part you upload gets a page of its own, sorted by year, make, model and part type. So when somebody searches for the exact alternator off a 2014 Accord, that's the page that answers him — and your listing is on it with your photos, your price and your phone number. On top of that you get a website carrying only your inventory, which stays in step with your stock automatically. We handle the technical side of getting those pages found, both by search engines and by the AI assistants more buyers are asking first. That work happens across the whole marketplace, so you get the benefit of it without hiring anybody.

A bulk upload can be live the same week. The part that usually slows yards down is the file — everybody's export looks a bit different — so we do the first one with you rather than sending you a spec and wishing you luck. If you'd sooner start small, put a few hundred parts up, see what the enquiries look like, and load the rest once you're happy. There's no minimum and no order you have to do it in.

No, and plenty of yards don't at first. Some start with one category — engines, or sheet metal — just to see what comes back before committing the whole yard. Others upload everything on day one. Either is fine. Nothing is locked in during the free month, and if you decide it isn't for you, your data is yours and we'll help you get it back out.