Questions
Everything a yard asks, answered in one place.
Including the ones with an unhelpful answer. A question we have dodged is a question you will ask again after you have moved your inventory.
Does it fit what I already run?
No. Not today, and there is no date. The channels that exist are eBay Motors, a Shopify storefront, and your counter. If Car-Part.com is where most of your parts move, YardTerminal covers the rest of your channels and not that one — and you should weigh that before you spend any time on it.
No. YardTerminal is not a yard management system and does not try to be. If you run Powerlink, Pinnacle, Checkmate or ITrack, it sits alongside what you have and handles listing and channel inventory. It does not run your dismantling floor, your yard map, your scrap tickets or your accounting.
No. We do not hold a license to that data. Fitment is built from the donor vehicle rather than looked up in a licensed catalog, and part numbering is interchange-compatible without being Hollander. If your listing process depends on an interchange lookup today, this is the limit most likely to matter to you.
Not the same day. eBay requires every yard to register its own developer application, and their approval takes days — we cannot speed that up. Plan for about a week between joining and your first listing going live, and use the free plan to build your catalogue while you wait.
Indepth Solution, a software company operating since 2019, run by Faraz Ahmad. Among the things it already does for clients is eBay Motors listing work — which is how this product came to exist rather than being someone's guess about an industry they read about. YardTerminal itself has no customers yet and we say so on every page; the team is not new, the product is.
Yes. The free plan exists for exactly that: fifty listings a month, one user, no card and no end date. Nothing about the mechanism is different — the never-oversell guarantee and the catalogue work the same whether you are one person in a garage or fifteen across three yards. The plans scale; the product does not change.
Your channel accounts are yours, and your live listings keep running on them. We do not list under our own accounts, so there is nothing for us to switch off that takes your storefront with it. Export your records and you are where you started.
How it works
Free covers 50 published listings a month, with no card and no expiry. Above that a plan is sized to your volume - $149 a month for 1,500 listings, $349 for 6,000 - and past the top plan the price scales with the listings rather than jumping to a bigger box. Over 100,000 a month it becomes a quote. The first 200 yards keep half off for two years, and 20% off after that.
No. You can keep listing by hand alongside YardTerminal. Most yards move over gradually, one category at a time.
We import them and match them to your inventory. Anything we cannot match with confidence is put in front of you rather than guessed at.
Yes, from the Operator plan, which covers up to three yards. Separate inventory, separate staff and separate permissions per yard, one login across all of them.
No. Every record carries the yard it belongs to and every query is filtered by it at the database layer, not by a check somewhere in the application. It is enforced, not promised.
You catch it at approval, because nothing publishes without one. Correct it and the correction is remembered for your yard.
It is billed separately from your plan, either metered as you use it or on your own API key if you would rather. We do not mark up tokens and we would rather tell you that here than on your first invoice.
Yes, indefinitely. Fifty listings a month, no card, no end date, and nothing about the product is crippled — the limit is volume, not features.
Both, and the free plan is there so a one-man operation can find out without paying. Fifty listings a month, one user, no card and no end date. The mechanism does not change with the plan — the never-oversell guarantee and the catalogue work the same at fifty listings a month as at six thousand.
Indepth Solution, operating since 2019, run by Faraz Ahmad. eBay Motors listing work is already one of the things it does for clients, which is where this product came from. YardTerminal has no customers yet and we say so everywhere; the team is not new, the product is.
October 2026, in waves. Small groups, so we can sit with each yard properly rather than dropping fifty of you into an empty account at once. Join the list and you will hear from a person, not a sequence.
Cost and commitment
Fifty listings a month, forever, on one yard with one user. Every channel, the never-oversell guarantee, the catalogue and the audit trail are all included — the limit is volume, not features. No card, and no countdown.
The founding rate is half price for 24 months. After that it steps down to 20% off list for as long as you stay — it does not jump back to full price, and both numbers are shown before you pay anything. Only the first 200 yards get it, and it does not apply above the Operator plan.
The extras are billed per listing rather than cutting you off mid-month. Listings count when you publish them, and selling or ending one does not give the quota back — so the number is what you published, which you can check against your own channel.
Still not answered?
One email address, answered by someone who can change the product.