Car dismantlers
You have thousands of parts from dismantled cars and the vehicle data sits in product names. We assign the Ovoko vehicle and category to every part for you.
We list your whole parts catalogue on Ovoko, the European marketplace for used car parts, and connect orders, labels and invoices to BaseLinker or your store. No manual vehicle assignment for thousands of listings.
For companies that already sell parts on marketplaces or in their own store and want to sell abroad too, without a second team for listings.
You have thousands of parts from dismantled cars and the vehicle data sits in product names. We assign the Ovoko vehicle and category to every part for you.
You sell from BaseLinker on marketplaces and in your store. Ovoko joins as another channel with the same warehouse and stock.
No BaseLinker. We connect the store to Ovoko directly: listings, prices, stock and orders.
Ovoko only accepts listings linked to a specific vehicle from its catalogue and to one of 1,742 categories. In most stores the model and year are in the name or description, not in separate fields.
| In your store | On Ovoko |
|---|---|
| Model in the name, e.g. “Trafic III (E82)” | Vehicle from the Ovoko catalogue: make, model and generation |
| Year only in some descriptions (at RMC Baltic in 684 of 9,518) | Year from the model generation in the Ovoko catalogue |
| One store category matching 56 Ovoko categories | Category set separately for every part |
| Several part numbers in one field, with dots | One OEM number plus additional codes, without characters Ovoko rejects |
| Ovoko order without a courier in BaseLinker | Courier, tracking number, status and label in the order |
Number of categories and listing requirements: Ovoko (RRR.lt) API documentation. Catalogue data (684 of 9,518 descriptions, 56 Ovoko categories for one store category) from our analysis of the RMC Baltic catalogue during the rollout, described in the case study.
Ovoko works as another channel next to your existing marketplaces: the same stock, the same printouts and the same packing. We match the scope to how your warehouse works today.
Ovoko configured in BaseLinker or a direct connection with a WooCommerce store. Live stock, all photos, correct currency.
We read the model, year and category from names and descriptions. Every part gets a confidence score, and you only check uncertain items in Excel.
We clean numbers into the format Ovoko stores. No dots or lists of numbers that the marketplace drops without a message.
The Ovoko price is calculated from your base price list, with a mark-up you set once.
Ovoko orders reach BaseLinker with the courier, tracking number, status and label, which the standard integration does not transfer.
The packer scans the box, dimensions go to Ovoko and the label prints automatically on the label printer.
The invoice from BaseLinker is sent to the Ovoko order after a set time, leaving room for corrections.
A new product in the warehouse gets its vehicle, category and number on its own and goes to Ovoko without manual work.
Your team packs Ovoko orders the same way as other marketplace orders. No second panel to log into.
Boxes, label printing and invoices are add-on modules. They require BaseLinker and a label printer. BaseLinker automatic actions are described on the BaseLinker and Apilo automation page.
A large parts catalogue from BaseLinker with AI matching, and a wheel store connected to Ovoko directly.
RMC Baltic · OE parts from dismantling, BaseLinker
The car model was only in names and descriptions. We matched the vehicle and category to every part with the help of AI, listed the whole catalogue and connected orders, labels and invoices to the existing warehouse process in BaseLinker.
ALU-GUM · wheels and rims, WooCommerce store
The store had no separate vehicle fields, so we read the make and model from the product name. We took over the listings previously added by hand, and new products go to Ovoko on their own. Ovoko orders land in the store with their statuses.
Figures from our Ovoko rollouts in 2026: RMC Baltic (listings in BaseLinker and the Ovoko API check three weeks after the start) and ALU-GUM (Ovoko seller account after connecting the store). The AI cost in pricing and FAQ is an estimate for batch processing based on our rollouts.
Net prices. We give the exact amount after a free review of your catalogue data, before you decide. It depends on the catalogue size and the number of BaseLinker automations.
WooCommerce store, one product line, vehicle and model written in names in a consistent pattern.
Labels and shipping in the Ovoko panel.
You sell from BaseLinker, the vehicle and model are in attributes or in names in a consistent pattern.
Without AI and automatic new listings.
A large catalogue in BaseLinker, vehicle only in descriptions, broad categories.
AI cost on your account, approx. $35 per 10,000 listings.
On your side: Ovoko seller account and commission per the Ovoko price list, BaseLinker subscription, AI API key. Changes outside the scope €52 net/h. Code and documentation are yours.
We agree the scope in writing before we start, and every “like on other marketplaces” is written down as warehouse steps.
Connecting a WooCommerce store to Ovoko starts at €780 net, an integration through BaseLinker at €1,300, and the version with AI vehicle matching and automatic new listings at €1,980. Boxes, label printing, invoices and editing live listings are add-on modules. We give the exact amount after a free review of your catalogue data, before you decide.
No. With a WooCommerce store we connect the store to Ovoko directly: listings, prices, stock and orders. BaseLinker is needed if Ovoko orders should go through the same printouts, couriers, boxes and invoices as your other marketplace orders.
We read the model and generation from the description with the help of AI. Every part gets a confidence score, and you receive the uncertain items in an Excel file to check. In our large catalogue rollout about 9% of parts needed checking.
Matching runs on your own account with the AI provider, without our margin. The first matching costs a few dozen dollars per 10,000 listings, and each new product in the automation costs a fraction of a cent.
Polish sellers list in PLN and Ovoko converts prices for buyers abroad. We calculate the Ovoko price from your base price list with a mark-up you set once.
Listing the catalogue usually takes 1-2 weeks from receiving access, and shipping and invoice automations another week. For a catalogue of over 13,000 parts it took 3 weeks in total from the start.
The Ovoko label is attached to the order in BaseLinker. With the printing module it prints automatically on your label printer after the box is scanned. Without BaseLinker the label is downloaded in the Ovoko panel.
You do. The Ovoko, BaseLinker and AI accounts are yours, and we hand over scripts and modules with documentation, so you can develop them with any team.
See also: BaseLinker and Apilo automation, system integrations, AI product descriptions.
Tell us how many parts you have, whether you sell from BaseLinker and which couriers you use. After reviewing the data we give you the package and price. We reply within 24 hours.