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Show buyers your motorcycle
Add the year, make, model, mileage, condition, photos, and proof of ownership. Submit your listing for review. There's no listing fee.
Free to list
Ready to make room for your next ride? List your motorcycle for free, reach Copart's buyer network and the public, and choose the offer that works for you.
A listing puts your bike in front of buyers without committing you to a price.
When a seven-day auction ends, you have 24 hours to accept or decline the highest offer. If the price doesn't work for you, pass at no cost.
Prefer to set an Asking Price? Choose an Inventory listing and review offers as they arrive. You still approve the sale.
Choose competitive bidding or an Asking Price. Both put you in control of the final offer.
Set a starting bid and invite buyers to compete for seven days. Review the highest offer before you decide to sell.
Already have a price in mind? Set an Asking Price on a 30-day Inventory listing. Review offers, adjust your price, and relist when you're ready.
Here's what happens when you choose a seven-day auction.
Add the year, make, model, mileage, condition, photos, and proof of ownership. Submit your listing for review. There's no listing fee.
Free to listOnce approved, your bike is visible to Copart and public buyers. Choose local or nationwide reach. Buyers can bid during the seven-day auction.
7-day windowWhen bidding closes, review the highest offer in your account. Your motorcycle hasn't sold yet.
Offer, not a saleYou have 24 hours to accept or decline. If you pass or let the offer expire, there's no seller fee. You can relist with your photos and description.
24 hours to respondAfter you accept, arrange payment and pickup directly with your buyer. Keep the sale updated in QuickAuction. The seller fee applies when the sale completes.
Sale completeWatch the QuickAuction listing guide, then use your motorcycle's details and photos to create your own listing.
Know your seller fee before you list your motorcycle. If it doesn't sell or you decline the offer, you owe no seller fee.
| Seller pays | Amount |
|---|---|
| To list an item | $0 |
| Sold under $500 | $10 |
| Sold $500 to just under $5,000 | $40 |
| Sold $5,000 and up | $95 |
| Didn't sell, or you passed | $0 |
For a completed sale of $5,000 or more, the seller fee is $95. It does not increase as a percentage of your sale price.
Buyers pay a separate 6% fee on completed purchases. That fee is billed to the buyer, not deducted from your sale price.
QuickAuction Unlimited is $500 per year and waives seller fees on completed sales. Compare plans on the Pricing page.
You arrange payment directly with your buyer. QuickAuction bills your seller fee separately when the sale completes.
Choose an estimated sale price to see the flat seller fee. This is a fee calculation, not a motorcycle valuation.
Seller fee only. Your buyer pays their own flat 6% separately, and it doesn't come out of your side. All figures are before any applicable sales tax. The 6% comparison is an illustration of a percentage-based commission, and rates vary by platform.
No. The highest bid is an offer. You have 24 hours to accept or decline it. If you decline, you owe no seller fee.
Listing is free. On a completed sale, the seller fee is $10 below $500, $40 from $500 to just under $5,000, or $95 from $5,000 up. Fees are before any applicable sales tax. QuickAuction Unlimited waives seller fees for an annual subscription.
Have the year, make, model, mileage, clear photos, and proof of ownership ready. Describe how the bike runs, any damage, and modifications. Include both sides of the motorcycle and close-ups of the details buyers need to assess.
Yes. Choose a local radius from 25 to 500 miles or open your listing nationwide. QuickAuction connects listings with Copart's buyer network and public buyers.
After you accept an offer, QuickAuction shares contact details so you and the buyer can arrange payment and pickup directly. Agree on the collection details with your buyer.
Yes. Choose Inventory when you create the listing, set an Asking Price, and review offers over the 30-day listing period. You still decide whether to accept an offer.
Start with your bike's details and photos. Listing is free, and you stay in control of the sale.