Buy it. Fix it. Flip it.

Your junk yard in the browser: runs, crates full of stuff and customers who always want to know your lowest.

Coming soon to your browserFree, no download. We’re just tidying up the yard.
How it works

From kerbside to collector’s item

  1. 1

    Go on a run

    Kerbside piles, attics, house clearances. The longer the run, the better the haul.
  2. 2

    Open the crate

    Sometimes tat, sometimes a valve radio. That’s why you look twice.
  3. 3

    Fix it up

    Clean, patch, tinker. Costs time, pays margin.
  4. 4

    Set the price

    Quick sale or collector’s price? Your call.
  5. 5

    Cash in

    Pop back later, collect the money, next run.
Game scene: the yard with shop, workshop, storage and garage, the phone on the right showing a buyer message
Close-up: the display in front of the shop with parasols and customers
Haggling

“What’s your lowest?”

Customers come to your stall and want it cheaper. Accept, haggle or politely say no. Saying no costs nothing, except maybe their patience.
Your yard grows

From folding table to department store

First a stall with a parasol, then shop, storage, workshop and garage. Every upgrade means more space, more margin, more speed.
  1. The yard at stage 1
    Stage 1Folding table, parasol, hope.
  2. The yard at stage 2
    Stage 2A proper shop. Door and everything.
  3. The yard at stage 3
    Stage 3Workshop, storage, garage. Now it’s serious.
  4. The yard at stage 4
    Stage 4The yard is buzzing. The neighbours are staring.

Every building has a job

  • Shop

    Where things get sold. Its level caps all the others.

  • Garage

    Runs start here.

  • Workshop

    Turns junk into stock.

  • Storage

    Room for stock and bad buys.

  • Helpers’ hut

    More helpers, more at once.

  • Showcase

    For favourites nobody gets to buy.

  • Order board

    Customer requests for a bonus.

  • Classic car hall

    For barn finds with an engine.

Go on, take a closer look

Every parasol, crate and sign is built with love. Even at night.
Close-up: the shop with its awning and display
Close-up: the workshop with its cog signClose-up: the garage with the run vanClose-up: the helpers’ hut with a benchThe yard at night with lit windows
Trade together

Junk trading alone is fine. In a club it’s better.

  • Club

    A shared weekly goal. Every sale counts.coming

  • Leaderboard

    Who runs the most valuable shop in town?coming

  • Worlds

    Separate towns, separate leaderboards. New world, new luck.coming

The kerbside is already piling up.

haggletown opens soon. Until then: clear out the loft, practise your prices, say “What’s your lowest?” to the mirror.Coming soon to your browser