Know the most you should pay — before the bidding starts. Parts, labor, auction fees, transport and tax, worked out in seconds.
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Dock AuctionCalc beside any auction page. It reads the lot, applies the fees and shows your max bid in place.
Native apps are on the way. Until then, install the web app to your home screen — it works offline and opens like any other app.
No store, no download, no waiting. Works on iPhone and Android.
Everything you need to know before your next bid.
AuctionCalc is a purpose-built salvage auction calculator for the US used-car market. If you’re bidding on repairable vehicles at Manheim, Copart, or IAAI auctions anywhere in the country, AuctionCalc works out your true acquisition cost in US dollars — combining parts sourced from suppliers like Car-Part.com and eBay.com, estimated body-shop labor, each platform’s buyer-fee schedule, state sales tax, and transport back to your shop. The result is your max bid ceiling: the highest amount you can pay at auction and still hit your target profit.
Unlike a generic bid calculator, AuctionCalc applies damage- and theft-history adjustments to retail value, accounts for resale-certificate sales-tax exemptions that most licensed dealers qualify for, and decodes your VIN to auto-fill year, make, and model in seconds. Use it as your Manheim fee calculator, Copart fee calculator, IAAI fee calculator, and car-flipping profit estimator — all in USD, built for dealers and rebuilders bidding anywhere in the US.
AuctionCalc covers the Canadian market too. The Canadian calculator runs the same engine against Copart, IAAI and OPENLANE Canada, applies each province’s GST, HST or PST rather than US state sales tax, and works in the figures Canadian rebuilders and licensed dealers actually deal with — so a buyer in Ontario, Alberta or British Columbia gets a max bid ceiling built on their own costs, not a converted US one.
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