RevolutionParts helps dealerships and manufacturers sell OEM parts online with a branded webstore plus eBay and Amazon integration. See features, pricing, and…
Category
Ecommerce
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed — custom quote required (contact sales)
Verified
Not yet
Last updated
August 7, 2026
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Tempe, Arizona, USA
IntegrationsSaaSWeb AppEnterpriseReporting
RevolutionParts is a parts eCommerce platform built specifically for the automotive industry. It gives new-car dealerships, manufacturers, and wholesale parts buyers a branded online storefront for selling OEM parts and accessories, backed by verified parts-catalog data, bulk inventory upload, and order/shipping management tools. Beyond the direct-to-consumer webstore, the platform connects sellers to eBay Motors and Amazon so dealers can list inventory across additional marketplaces from one dashboard, and it offers a supplier network for sourcing parts and a Local Delivery hotshot-style fulfillment option. RevolutionParts also provides onboarding specialists, dedicated account managers, and a marketing services team to help dealers grow online part sales. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Tempe, Arizona, the company says its dealer network has sold more than $1 billion in parts and accessories since launch and now processes over $3 billion in annual sales volume across more than 1,800 customers.
Key Features
Branded Webstore — A branded eCommerce storefront for selling OEM parts and accessories directly to customers, built on authentic parts-catalog data.
Bulk Inventory Upload — Import large volumes of parts inventory at once instead of listing items one by one.
Order & Shipping Management — Manage quoting, order processing, shipping scheduling, tracking, and customer communication from one place.
eBay & Amazon Marketplace Integration — Connect inventory to eBay Motors and Amazon so dealers can list and sell parts across marketplaces from a single dashboard.
Supplier Network Sourcing — Search across a network of parts suppliers to source inventory and reduce cost and time.
Local Delivery — On-demand, hotshot-style local delivery option for faster parts fulfillment.
Wholesale Customer Grouping & Live Reporting — Organize wholesale buyers into groups and track performance with live data reporting.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Purpose-built for automotive parts sellers rather than a generic eCommerce platform, with catalog data and fitment handled for dealers
Built-in eBay Motors and Amazon marketplace integration manages listings from one dashboard alongside the branded webstore
Established track record — 1,800+ customers and a stated $3B+ in annual sales volume processed through the platform
Dedicated onboarding, account management, and marketing support included rather than self-serve only
Cons
No public pricing — buyers must contact sales for a quote, making it harder to comparison-shop against generic eCommerce tools
Vertical-specific focus on automotive parts means it is not a fit for sellers outside the auto parts/accessories space
Marketplace integration is currently limited to eBay and Amazon rather than a broader set of channels