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bidadoo, SOARR form commercial truck dealer service partnership

Partnership represents third for online auction service bidadoo since July

Equipment Finance News, AI AssistedbyEquipment Finance News, AI Assisted
October 31, 2025
in Transportation
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Bidadoo, eBay’s largest online auction service for equipment and trucks, has partnered with commercial truck technology platform SOARR to introduce the industry’s first integrated consulting and inventory solution for truck dealers.

Through the partnership, dealers can access bidadoo’s team of consultants directly through SOARR for monthly inventory reviews and on-demand pricing guidance, according to an Oct. 31 bidadoo release. A new “bidadoo button” within the SOARR system allows dealers to instantly share photos, specifications, and diagnostics for immediate market input and disposition support.

The combined platform gives dealers expert insight on trade packages, off-brand trucks, and aging inventory, with tailored recommendations for market-based pricing and sales strategy, according to the release. Dealers can list equipment on bidadoo’s eBay marketplace, leverage its auction platform when appropriate, and benefit from competitive seller fees and the absence of buyer fees.

bidadoo also manages title and paperwork while providing access to millions of global buyers, and the integrated services are now live within the SOARR platform, according to the release. The collaboration is designed to help truck dealers streamline inventory management, reduce over-aged stock, and maximize returns by combining SOARR’s technology with bidadoo’s pricing and resale expertise.

Bidadoo’s partnership with SOARR represents the company’s third announced partnership since July 2025, following its partnerships with ClickLease to expand its finance offerings and Point of Rental to enhance its rental remarketing solutions.

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