Paste a Copart or IAAI lot link and get a damage report in minutes: damaged parts with OEM numbers and prices, labor hours and the total repair cost.
Every Partsify report names the visibly damaged parts, gives each part's OEM number and current supplier price, estimates labor hours, and totals the repair.
Copy a lot URL, paste it into Partsify, confirm the vehicle, and review the report without leaving your desk.
Paste the lot URL into Partsify and start the damage analysis without creating an account.
Check the vehicle details Partsify pulled from the auction, accept the terms, and generate the first scan.
See the lot's visible damage, the parts list and the estimated repair cost in one report.
Partsify generates damage reports for 31 makes sold at US salvage auctions, including Ford, Chevrolet, Toyota, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, and discontinued brands such as Hummer, Saturn and Pontiac.
As of September 2026, Partsify has generated more than 2,500 damage reports for more than 250 users.
For the rest of the decision: what the auction will add to your bid, what the car left the factory with, and whether it has open safety recalls.
One report costs $9.99. Five reports cost $35.00 ($7.00 each) and ten reports cost $50.00 ($5.00 each). The packs need no subscription and their credits do not expire.
Paste the lot link into Partsify. It reads the auction photos for visible damage, names each replacement part with its OEM number and current supplier price, estimates labor hours, and totals the repair, without a trip to the yard. The sample report on a 2025 Porsche Cayenne Coupe from IAAI totals $22,772.46: $19,869.96 in parts and $2,902.50 in labor.
Yes, for the damage the auction photos show. Partsify works from the Copart or IAAI lot page alone, which is how buyers outside the US check cars they will not see before they ship. Frame, structural and mechanical damage the photos do not show still needs a physical inspection, so keep a margin for it.
No. A remote report cannot replace a physical teardown, and Partsify does not claim to detect hidden structural, frame or mechanical damage. It reads the auction photos for visible damage, then names the likely replacement parts with OEM numbers and current supplier prices, estimates labor hours, and totals the repair before you bid.
Partsify supports Copart and IAAI lot pages. Paste a lot URL and Partsify pulls the vehicle, photo, bid and condition data from the auction, then generates the damage report. Reports cover 31 vehicle makes sold at US salvage auctions, so you can compare cars across both sources before you commit to a bid.
Free registration unlocks one full report, so you can see the complete output before paying anything. That report names the visibly damaged parts, gives each part's OEM number and current supplier price with purchase links, estimates labor hours, and totals the repair. A first scan is available even without an account.
All vehicle data such as VIN, year, make, body type, engine type, and more comes directly from auction sources. Parts sourcing is based on manufacturer data as well as real-time supplier information. Labor hours come from the vehicle manufacturers' own repair-time data — the factory standard hours published for each operation, such as removing and refitting a panel. If you believe a generated report contains inaccuracies or you are not satisfied with the results, please contact us.
For some lots, the VIN needs to be entered manually. You can usually find it in the vehicle photos - it will start with the same characters that are shown on the auction website before the asterisks (*).
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