Built by yard owners
We are not a software company trying to understand salvage yards. We run one. This software runs our business every day, and we feel every rough edge before you do.
FROM ONE YARD TO ANOTHER
Built by people
who know the yard.
Auto salvage software written by salvage yard owners, for salvage yard owners — because everything else we tried was built by people who had never pulled a part.
WHY WE BUILT IT
Nothing on the market
fit the work.
We are salvage yard owners who got tired of the options. Every system we looked at was too expensive, too complicated, or wanted us on a call with a sales rep before it would even say what it cost.
Most junkyard software is built by software companies who have never run a yard. They are loaded with features you will never open and missing the simple ones you need every day.
So we built JaggLink from the ground up around the essentials: tracking vehicles, decoding VINs, managing parts inventory, knowing which parts are still on which car, and getting a sale through the counter quickly.
After running our own yard on it and seeing the difference, we opened it up to other owners. No sales calls, no hidden fees, no features you will never use — just $65 a month.
OWNER-BUILT. YARD-READY.
HOW WE WORK
Four things we will not trade away.
Simple and focused
No bloated features or workflows nobody asked for. Vehicles, parts, VIN decoding and the counter — the things a yard touches daily, done properly.
Transparent pricing
One published price, $65 a month. No hidden fees, no surprise charges, and no sales call standing between you and knowing what it costs.
Always improving
We use it ourselves every day, so the list of what to fix next comes from real work rather than a roadmap meeting.
WHAT THAT MEANS FOR YOU
No sales call. No quote. No contract.
The price is on the pricing page, the software is on the demo for seven days, and you can cancel from inside your own account whenever you like. That is the whole arrangement.
Give your yard
a clearer view.
Start today for $65 a month, or take the demo for a week and see how it fits.