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Manheim Simulcast and OVE: how to get access without a dealer license

Manheim sells online in two ways: Simulcast streams the live lanes with audio and video, OVE is a round-the-clock marketplace with Buy Now prices and offers. Both require a dealer account. Here is how each works and how you get in.

Direct access to Copart, IAAI and Manheim for $100. Not a broker bidding for you: your own login on the three official auction sites, under our Florida dealer license. You see every lot, you place every bid, you keep full control. No dealer license needed, no membership. The $100 is one-time and is credited toward your deposit and your car.

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Simulcast: the live lanes online

  • Each Manheim location runs sale days with numbered lanes; Simulcast streams them live.
  • You see the car on the block, hear the auctioneer, and bid in real time against the room and other online bidders.
  • Run lists are published before the sale, so you pick your targets, read the condition reports and set your maximum in advance.
  • Winning is final within seconds; payment and pickup follow the location’s terms.

OVE: Buy Now and offers, 24/7

  • OVE (Online Vehicle Exchange) lists vehicles with a Buy Now price, and many accept offers.
  • No sale day to wait for: find the car, check the report, buy or make an offer.
  • Inventory comes from dealers, lease returns, fleets and rental companies, mostly clean titles.
  • Arbitration and condition-report standards apply, which is why many buyers prefer OVE for their first Manheim purchase.

What a listing shows

Year, make, model and trim, odometer, the condition report with a grade and photos, announcements (frame, structural, title delay), the selling location, and the price type: current bid or floor on Simulcast, Buy Now or offer on OVE. Manheim buyer fees depend on the selling location and price.

Getting access as a non-dealer

Simulcast and OVE both sit behind the dealer login. BasicMobile gives you your own access under our Florida dealer license, so you use the official Manheim site and app yourself, alongside Copart and IAAI.

  • One-time $100 opens your own bidder account on Copart, IAAI and Manheim under our Florida dealer license; it is credited toward your deposit and your car.
  • Deposit to bid: 10% of your bid limit, $600 minimum (Copart, IAAI); 50% for Manheim.
  • Service fee only when you win: $200 up to $5,000, $300 up to $10,000, $400 up to $30,000, 1.5% above (Manheim from $300).
  • You bid yourself from our app; we pay the auction, handle the title and coordinate transport.
Manheim through BasicMobile: deposit 50% of your bid limit; service fee $300 up to $5,000, $400 up to $10,000, $500 up to $30,000, 2.0% above. We confirm the delivered estimate for a specific car before you bid or buy.

Compare the other routes in AuctionACCESS without a dealer license.

Questions about manheim simulcast & ove access

Can the public use Manheim Simulcast?

No. Simulcast and OVE require a dealer account with an AuctionACCESS ID. A non-dealer gets access through a licensed dealer; BasicMobile provides your own access under our license.

Is OVE cheaper than Simulcast?

Not as a rule. OVE Buy Now prices are set by the seller; Simulcast prices are set by the bidding. Compare the delivered total for the specific car.

Can I buy on OVE from outside the US?

Yes. You buy online through your access, we pay Manheim, collect the title and ship to your port. See buying for export.

Get your auction account today

Direct access to Copart, IAAI and Manheim with your own bidder account under our Florida dealer license. One-time $100, credited to your car. Account issued within 12 hours, usually within minutes.

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Copart and IAA fee and licensing details are taken from copart.com and iaai.com as of October 2026 and can change; the auction’s own page is the final word. BasicMobile fees and deposits are as published on this site.