The software that valued your car made mistakes. We find them in its own report.
If your offer already holds up, we’ll tell you that too, at no cost. See an example package →
- Reading the valuation report
- Rebuilding the insurer's own math
- Finding the gap and the flaws
Your insurer used software to decide what your car was worth. We rebuilt that math from the report they sent. Each point below is a spot where their own numbers don't hold up, and what it means for you.
- A plain-English breakdown of every flaw, with its dollar effect
- A counter-offer letter built from the report's math and your state's rules
- Current comparable listings for your vehicle
- Every source linked so you and the adjuster can verify each point
Based on the report's own math, your offer holds up.
We rebuilt the valuation line by line and didn't find a documented gap in your favor, so there's nothing to dispute and nothing to buy here. If you think something specific is off, our guides walk through how these reports work and what to look for.
Free to check. $49 to dispute.
The flaws we found, your estimated gap, and whether disputing is worth your time. If your offer already holds up, we'll tell you that, free.
A plain-English breakdown, a counter-offer letter built from the report's own math and your state's total-loss rules where they apply, a set of current comparable listings, and every source linked so you and the adjuster can verify each one.
Know what your offer should be before you accept it
Plain-English guides to reading your valuation report, the adjustments that quietly cost you, and the rules your insurer has to follow in your state.