Brokers are third-party licensed professionals who help you buy Copart vehicles in restricted states that require a business license, allowing you to bid and purchase in any state at any time and ship vehicles in-state, out-of-state, or internationally.
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No license? No problem. Brokers help you access restricted inventory, bid and complete purchases on your behalf, and handle documents, shipping, and more.
Bloomington, CA
Traverse City, MI
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Portland, OR
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Coconut Creek, FL
Hackettstown, NJ
Redmond, WA
Tampa, FL
Miami, FL
Las Vegas, NV
Allen, TX
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Huntsville, AL
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Nampa, ID
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Columbia Station, OH
Eight Mile, AL
Paterson, NJ
Hackettstown, NJ
Many brokers offer these services to help you through every step of the buying process
Brokers handle membership setup & licensing so you can start bidding without hassle.
Brokers let you buy vehicles requiring a U.S. dealer license, expanding your selection.
They help you find the right vehicles & advise on country-specific restrictions.
Brokers can bid in all Copart auctions, including those not open to public buyers.
You can bid yourself via the broker’s platform or have them bid on your behalf.
Brokers offer live updates, pricing insights, and strategy assistance during auctions.
Brokers take care of title transfers, customs documents, and export paperwork.
They arrange domestic transport, Non-U.S. shipping, and customs clearance.
Brokers provide condition reports, shipment tracking, and a dedicated local contact.
No, you don’t need a broker for every purchase on Copart. Vehicles sold in public states can be bought without a business license. Check the state license requirements or browse our No License Required category to buy directly from Copart. Keep in mind, you’ll need to be a Copart Member to buy without a broker.
You can view a list of Copart-approved brokers based on your desired vehicle location. You can enter your vehicle location in the drop-down menu. Each broker has different services, locations, and fees - choose one that best fits your needs.
No, your broker handles the purchase process on your behalf. You do not need a separate Copart account.
Contact your broker to confirm your registration. They can provide your member number or help resolve any registration issues.
Some vehicles may have restrictions. Your broker can help clarify bidding limitations and assist with eligibility.
Broker fees vary depending on services offered, vehicle type, and location. Please check with your selected broker directly for a full breakdown.
Contact your broker to request a refund. Refund policies and timelines vary by broker.
Your broker will typically assist with shipping and logistics. Contact your broker directly to arrange delivery details.
If you purchase a Copart vehicle through a broker, the title will be issued in the broker’s name. The broker will either pick up the title when collecting your vehicle from the Copart location or have it shipped directly to their office, depending on your needs and the agreement you have with the broker.
Your broker will manage the title transfer and provide it to you based on their processing timelines. Please contact them for specifics.
Refunds and returns are subject to the broker’s policies. Please reach out to your broker directly to address concerns about vehicle conditions.
Contact your broker directly to request account closure. They will guide you through the necessary steps.
If you have concerns about a broker, contact Copart Customer Service. We take all complaints seriously and will investigate as needed. You can file your complaint at: bidder.support@copart.com
You can get an auto dismantler, dealer, or exporter license. To learn more about licensing, visit our Licensing & Documentation Information page.
Don’t have eligibility to bid
Some Copart vehicles require a business license to bid, depending on the state. If a vehicle is in a restricted state and you don’t have the right license, you can still buy it through a third-party Broker. Many also offer extra services like inspections, document handling, and delivery.
U.S. BrokersBusiness registration or license
If you’re purchasing from Copart outside of the U.S., you’ll need to provide a valid business registration or license confirming your business is involved in vehicle sales (for example, a dealer or dismantler license, or a comparable license in your country). Don’t have a license? You can purchase through one of Copart’s approved Non-U.S. Brokers.
Non-U.S. BrokersBrokers are licensed third-party businesses
They help you bid on and buy vehicles that require a business license. Though independent from Copart, they can assist with bidding, paperwork, and even non-U.S. shipping—some have physical locations you can visit. When using a Broker, you are buying the vehicle through them, not Copart. Be sure to review the Broker’s terms, payment conditions, and qualifications carefully, as not all Brokers can purchase every vehicle.
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