About SalvageAlert
SalvageAlert watches the salvage auctions so buyers don't have to: every new lot on IAA, Copart and GovDeals, in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany, checked against your criteria and sent to you as it lists.
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No invented testimonials — just what the platform covers and what it has already done.
What we do
Saved searches poll eight auction sources on a fixed schedule and send each new match by Telegram, push notification or email. Around them sit a public catalogue of current and past lots, a fee calculator for every market we cover, VIN history pages and an API for teams that build on the same data.
Where the data comes from
Every lot is read from the auction house's own public listing or inventory feed. We keep it after the auction house takes its page down, usually about two days after the sale, so the final bid, the photos and the relist history stay available. Photos are copied to our own image host, vehicle specifications are decoded from the VIN through the NHTSA vPIC database, and prices in other currencies are converted at daily exchange rates.
Independent
SalvageAlert is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a partner of IAA, Copart or GovDeals. We do not sell vehicles and we do not bid on them; every lot page links to the auction house that does.
Who runs it
SalvageAlert is operated by Fleetiqo LLC, 1130 Ogletown Road, Ste #2, Newark, DE 19711, United States. Company and registration details are in the imprint. Read the imprint
Contact
Write to support@salvagealert.com or use the contact form. Every message is answered by email. Open the contact form