Where your money goes
Your all-in cost split into the winning bid, Copart fees, and sales tax.
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Canada Seller & Marketplace Fees
Estimate the true, all-in cost of a Copart Canada win in Canadian dollars. Add your bid, member type, bid type and any storage and provincial tax, and see every fee broken down. Up-to-date for 2026.
Total price
$130.55
Where your money goes
Your all-in cost split into the winning bid, Copart fees, and sales tax.
Copart Canada is an online salvage and used-vehicle auction, and the winning bid is only part of what you pay. On top of the sale price you're charged a tiered buyer fee that rises with the price, a virtual bid fee (internet bid fee) that depends on whether you pre-bid or bid live, a flat gate fee and environmental fee, and, where they apply, storage and other charges. GST/HST or PST is then added based on the province of the sale, from 5% to 15%.
Registered dealers may access different fee levels than public buyers, and heavy vehicles carry higher fees than standard cars. This calculator estimates the buyer and virtual bid fees from published tiers and adds everything, including provincial tax, into one all-in total.
On a very low lot (C$0 bid) as a public buyer in Ontario (13% HST): buyer fee C$25 + gate C$95 + environmental C$10 = C$130 in fees, tax at 13% adds ≈ C$16.90, so total ≈ C$146.90. Add a C$500 bid and the buyer and virtual bid fees rise per the tier tables, with storage on top if you collect late.
| Fee | How it's charged |
|---|---|
| Buyer fee | Tiered by sale price (lower if registered) |
| Virtual bid fee | Tiered by price; live > pre-bid |
| Gate fee | Flat per lot (CAD) |
| Environmental fee | Flat per lot (CAD) |
| Storage fee | Varies by yard/location |
| GST/HST/PST | 5%–15% by province |
Fee tiers are estimates from Copart's published schedules for planning and vary by member type, location and vehicle. Always confirm exact fees on the lot page before bidding.
Your bid plus a tiered buyer fee, virtual bid fee, flat gate and environmental fees, provincial tax, and any storage.
A tiered charge that grows with the sale price; registered dealers may pay less.
Yes, 5% to 15% depending on the province of the sale. Enter your province's rate.
Yes, after the free period, at rates that vary by yard. Enter your yard's rate above.
Some lots are public; others are dealer-only. Rules vary by province, so check the lot page.