A website that states title status and damage plainly before anyone bids
A salvage auction website has to lead with title status and damage disclosure, because a buyer bidding on a total-loss vehicle is making a very different decision than a buyer at a retail sale, and burying that information erodes trust immediately.
Built for salvage and total-loss auction houses, not a generic auction template
If your house runs salvage and total-loss auction houses, the site is built around the terms, timelines and registration rules specific to that format, rather than a listing template built for a different sale type entirely.
Four problems specific to salvage and total-loss auction houses
Title status (salvage, rebuilt, flood, parts-only) is not visible until a buyer opens a separate document, if it appears at all.
Damage photos are inconsistent, some lots have none, making it hard for a remote bidder to assess a vehicle honestly.
There is no page explaining how online or absentee bidding works for buyers who cannot attend a physical lane.
Licensed rebuilder and exporter buyers have no dedicated registration path separate from general public bidders.
The pages built for salvage and total-loss auction houses
- 1Home
- 2This week's run list
- 3Title status guide
- 4Online and absentee bidding
- 5Rebuilder and exporter registration
- 6Damage disclosure policy
- 7Sale-day schedule
- 8Contact
Title-status flagged listing form
Structures every listing so title status and damage category are required fields, not optional notes, before a lot can publish.
Every tier fits salvage and total-loss auction houses
- Run ListThe website, fully managed, live in 7 days
- Condition ReportEverything, plus the AI Engine, live in 10 days
- Full ConsignmentEverything, plus the Content Engine, live in 15 days
Questions from salvage and total-loss auction houses
Can title status show as a flag on every listing automatically?
Yes, the run list template requires a title-status field before a listing can publish, so it is never left off a page by omission.
Do you determine or verify title status?
No, title status comes from your records or the insurer providing the vehicle; we build the field and the page it displays on, not the determination itself.
Can out-of-state or export buyers register remotely?
Yes, an online and absentee bidding page can walk a remote buyer through registration and proxy bidding without requiring a lane visit.
Can rebuilder and exporter buyers get a separate registration path?
Yes, a dedicated registration form can route these buyers differently from general public bidders, useful if their licensing requirements differ.
See it built for salvage
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