Free Listing Check
Is this car worth pursuing? Get an AI-estimated risk assessment, price context, and model-specific issues to research — no photos or account needed.
Free while in beta. Reasonable use limits apply.
How It Works
Enter the details
Type in the year, make, model, and asking price from the listing. Add the VIN for even more detail.
AI analyzes the listing
Our AI estimates price context and model-specific reliability patterns, while recall results come from NHTSA data.
Get your risk assessment
See whether the price is fair, what common problems to expect, and whether the listing is worth pursuing.
What You Get — Free
Price Check
Get an estimated price range based on the details you enter. Verify it against comparable local listings before negotiating.
Risk Assessment
Get a clear low, medium, or high risk rating so you know at a glance whether a listing deserves your time.
Known Issues
See the most common problems reported for that specific make, model, and year — so you know what questions to ask the seller.
Active Recalls
We check the NHTSA database for any open safety recalls on that vehicle so you can verify they've been addressed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a free listing check?
It's a quick AI-assisted assessment of a used car listing. Enter the vehicle details and get an instant risk rating, price analysis, and a list of known issues for that model — all without uploading a single photo.
Do I need photos?
No. The free listing check works entirely from vehicle details like year, make, model, mileage, and asking price. If you want a deeper analysis that inspects the actual condition of the car from photos, check out our full AI inspection.
How is this different from a full inspection?
The free listing check provides estimated price context and topics to research. A paid photo report reviews visible details in the photos you submit and builds a more specific inspection checklist.
How many free checks do I get?
The listing check is free while the product is in beta. Reasonable per-location and service-wide limits protect it from automated abuse.
Is this a substitute for a mechanic?
No. Think of the listing check as a screening tool — it helps you decide which cars are worth seeing in person. You should always have a qualified mechanic inspect any vehicle before purchasing.