We buy scrap catalytic converters. Any quantity, picked up or shipped.
Send a photo of the code stamped on your converter and get a price the same day. Tell us how many you have and we will arrange pickup or a freight label.
What we are paying this week
All prices and the calculatorRanges updated October 1, 2026. Final price is set on inspection of the unit and its stamped code. Aftermarket units are priced separately.
Photograph the code
Every converter has a stamped part code. Send a photo of it, or type it into the price lookup, and we identify the unit.
Get a same-day price
We quote per unit from the code, not a flat rate. Ten units or five hundred, the offer is itemized.
Pickup or freight, then payment
Our driver collects and signs off the count with you on the spot. Larger loads go by freight. Paid by check or wire, as your state requires.
Our driver comes to you across the contiguous United States. When freight makes more sense, we send the label.
The count is signed off with you at pickup, or when a freight load arrives and is counted. Payment follows by check or wire.
Arrange a pickup
Every state has its own rules for selling a detached converter
Most states require proof of where the unit came from, a copy of your ID, and payment by check. We keep the records the law requires so you do not have to guess. Read the summary for your state and the link to the official statute.
Find your stateRepair shops, salvage yards, dismantlers, and fleets
One converter or a Gaylord box. Regular pickups on a schedule for shops that produce them weekly. Freight labels for yards outside our driving range.
Set up a pickup schedule