Most yards are invisible to the person holding a trailer of copper and a phone. The portal gives you a real website at your own address — where you are, what you take, and a way for sellers to sign up before they visit — built from the details your staff already keep up to date.
Where are you, what do you take, and can I get in and out quickly. A seller deciding between yards is asking all three — and every one of these pages is built from details you already keep current.
Every store gets a page with its address, map, contact details and opening hours — set up so Google can read it as a local business.
The public list comes from your own price list, grouped by category. Change what you accept in the console and the website follows.
A seller puts in their details before visiting and confirms their phone number. At the counter, staff find them in one search — no typing while a queue forms.
The website is yours to hand out on a business card. AltScrap is the platform underneath — not the business the seller thinks they’re dealing with.
Sellers see your business. The site lives at your own web address on the platform, with your branding all the way through.
There’s no second website to maintain. Add a store, change a price list, update your hours — the public site is already showing it.
No. The website is fully public — locations, hours and accepted materials are readable by anyone, and signing up just confirms a phone number rather than creating a password.
Each yard gets its own web address on the platform, branded with your name and logo. If you want a domain you already own pointed at it, raise it during the demo and we’ll talk through what’s involved.
It shows what you accept, grouped by category. Whether to publish rates is your call — pricing varies by grade and condition, so most yards publish the materials list and quote at the counter.
Each store page is a real web page with its address and opening hours set up the way Google reads local businesses. It’s a foundation for showing up locally, not a guarantee of ranking.
Run scrap yard operations on one system: counter purchases, weights and grades, supplier approvals, pricing by store and tier, payouts, and the records behind every transaction.
Read onPoint-of-sale software for scrap metal and recycling counters. Check the seller’s ID, weigh and grade the material, apply your prices, and pay by PayID or bank transfer from one device.
Read onThe back office behind the yard: company and per-store pricing, pricing tiers, staff and store administration, payout runs, eight built-in reports with CSV export, and MYOB or Xero sync.
Read onWe will show a working yard website — stores, materials, online sign-up — and what it takes to stand yours up.
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