A salvage yard website that sells your parts for you.

Most yards have a website that says where they are and when they open. A parts store does more: it puts the stock on the page, lets a buyer find the exact part for their vehicle, and takes the order.

What it does

• Search by vehicle

  Buyers browse by make, model and year, and every part has its own page with its photos, its price and the vehicle it came off.

• Share it or embed it

  Send the link to a customer, or embed the catalog on the website you already have.

• Shipping or local pickup

  Offer shipping, local pickup, or both, from the store's own settings.

• Real photos

  The photos already on file for each part show on its page, so buyers see the actual part.

Your name, your web address

The store carries your yard's name, not ours, and it can be set up on your own web address, such as parts.youryard.com, so the visits and the reputation build up on your name. Buyers who have bought from you can leave a rating, shown on your store page.

Getting paid

Checkout runs through your own Stripe account, so the buyer pays you directly and the money lands in your Stripe balance. You receive your price less Stripe's processing fee, paid out 14 days after the sale; YardWyre's share is a markup the buyer pays on top, taken at checkout.

Found on Google

Every part page is built to be found: a clear title, the part's price, availability and condition marked up for search engines, and a sitemap that lists every part. A buyer searching for a specific used part can land straight on yours.

In step with the yard

The store lists from the same inventory the yard already runs, so there is nothing to keep in step by hand. A part that is sold comes off the store, and a price changed in the yard system shows on the store.

Questions yards ask

Can buyers pick parts up at the yard?

Yes. A store can offer local pickup, shipping, or both.

Who gets paid when a part sells?

You do. Checkout runs through your own Stripe account, so the buyer pays you directly.

Can the store use my own web address?

Yes. It can be set up on an address such as parts.youryard.com, so the store builds up your name.

Can I put it on my existing website?

Yes. Share the link, or embed the catalog on the site you already have.

Will my parts show up on Google?

Every part has its own page, with its details marked up for search engines and listed in a sitemap, so search engines can find and index them.