How long does it take you to find a part? 30 minutes? An hour?
Our network average is 2 seconds.
Method
Avg Response
The Problem
Inventory databases
30–60 min
Stale listings, and you're result #38 of 40. The part shows in stock — until you drive out and it's already gone.
Calling around
40+ min
Forty minutes of hold music to check five yards. Your customer already bought the part somewhere else.
Facebook groups
Hours — if ever
Your post is buried within the hour, and nobody who can actually sell the part is watching the feed.
The Hotline HQ network
2 seconds
One voice broadcast. Every counter in your region hears it right now, and the yard that has it answers you back in seconds.
Twelve rooms. Every major market.
Your yard lives in its home room and is profiled into nearby regions — and you can switch rooms straight from the phone when the hunt goes wide.
California
Texas
Florida
Mexico
ENS
Arizona
Ohio
New York
Georgia
Indiana
Michigan
Carolinas
A phone that pays for itself on the first sale.
We ship you a preconfigured desk phone. Plug it in, and your yard is live on the network — no setup, no IT, no screens to babysit.
Always on. If the line ever drops, it reconnects on its own. Your phone stays in the room day and night without anyone touching it.
Hands-free listening. The room plays quietly at your counter. Pick up the handset to talk, put it down to go quiet. No apps, no logins, no screens.
Desk phone first. We ship you a desk phone that's ready to go — plug it in and you're on the air. Need to listen on the road? It works in your browser too.
Every call on record. Every request is saved and recorded, along with who answered it. You can always go back and hear exactly what was said.
Reach beyond your region. You're not boxed into your own area. Your yard also reaches nearby regions, and you can switch rooms right from the phone.
We watch your line 24/7. If your phone goes offline or your connection drops, our system alerts us and reconnects automatically.
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