Get motorcycle parts leads without paying commission on every sale
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Independent aftermarket stores selling motorcycles parts get matched buyer requests based on the brands and categories they carry, with no commission on the sale, just a flat monthly plan.
How it works
Set up your profile
List your vehicle types, brands, categories, and service area.
Get matched requests
Buyers looking for what you carry land in your dashboard.
Quote and message
Reply with your price, message the buyer, close the sale.
If you sell aftermarket exhausts, custom seats, suspension upgrades, or hard-to-find parts for vintage bikes, you already know RevZilla and Rocky Mountain ATV-MC set the ceiling for most catalog-style searches. You are probably running an eBay store or your own site on top of that. AnyPartsHub is one more channel, but instead of competing on listing fees and commissions, you are replying to buyers who already posted the specific part they want. That works especially well for vintage and classic bike parts, where the buyer has already tracked down the part number and just needs a supplier, and for performance builds where the buyer wants to talk fitment and specs before ordering. You keep the full sale either way.
What this fixes
eBay and Amazon take 10 to 12 percent of every sale, so high-ticket items like full exhaust systems, engine rebuild kits, or custom suspension leave real margin on the table after platform fees.
RevZilla and similar large stores dominate organic search for most generic aftermarket part queries, making it hard for independent shops to get found through Google without a significant SEO investment.
Vintage and classic motorcycle parts buyers can't find you through standard catalog searches because fitment data, part numbers, and availability vary too much across years and variants for catalog-based platforms to handle well.
You ship anywhere in the US but most inbound lead sources send you traffic from buyers near your physical location, so your nationwide shipping capability isn't being used as the competitive advantage it actually is.
AnyPartsHub vs. a typical marketplace
AnyPartsHub
- 0% commission, ever
- Flat monthly plan
- You deal with the buyer directly
Typical marketplace (eBay Motors, Facebook)
- ~10-12% final value fee per sale
- Listing and relisting required
- Platform sits between you and the buyer
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Set your service area to nationwide during setup and you'll be matched to requests from buyers across the country, not just buyers within 150 miles of your location.
If Triumph and BSA are in your brand list and you have the relevant part categories selected, yes. Buyers who post requests for those makes will be routed to you.
eBay charges a final value fee of roughly 10 to 12 percent on each sale. AnyPartsHub charges a flat monthly subscription with no per-sale commission, so the more you sell through the platform, the better the per-sale economics get.
Yes. Each request has a built-in message thread between you and the buyer. For something like an exhaust system or a suspension kit, you can go back and forth on fitment, compatibility, and specs before they commit to buying.
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