Know the car before it knows you're looking.
One VIN pulls title records, accident history, odometer readings and ownership timeline into a single report — before you hand anyone your money.
Three steps between a VIN and knowing what you're really buying.
Enter the VIN
Type or scan the 17-character VIN from the dash, door frame, or listing.
We pull the records
Title offices, insurance loss data, auction listings, and service logs get cross-checked automatically.
Read the report
A plain-language report lands in your account in under a minute, ready to download or share.
Every report covers the questions that actually change your offer.
Title status
Clean, salvage, rebuilt, or flood — pulled from state title records.
Accident history
Reported collisions, airbag deployment, and damage severity.
Odometer log
Mileage readings over time, flagged for rollback or gaps.
Ownership timeline
Number of registered owners and how long each held the title.
Theft & recovery
Any record of the VIN being reported stolen or recovered.
Open recalls
Manufacturer safety recalls that haven't been completed.
Auction & sale history
Prior listings, sale prices, and auction condition photos where available.
Service records
Logged maintenance and inspection history tied to the VIN.
Pay per VIN, or go unlimited if you're buying more than one.
Single report
- Full title & accident history
- Odometer & ownership log
- Downloadable PDF
3-report pack
- Everything in Single
- 3 separate VIN lookups
- Reports saved for 90 days
- Side-by-side comparison view
Dealer unlimited
- Unlimited VIN lookups
- Team seats
- Bulk CSV upload
- Priority data refresh
Before you run a report.
Where do you get the data?
Reports are compiled from title office records, insurance loss databases, auction houses, and service history providers, then cross-referenced against the VIN you enter.
What if my VIN has no records?
Some vehicles, especially newer or rarely-serviced ones, have thin records. If we can't return meaningful data, that report is refunded automatically.
Can I use this for a car I'm selling?
Yes — sellers often run a report first to catch anything a buyer's inspection would flag, like an open recall or a title brand.
Is my VIN search private?
Your lookups are tied to your account only and are never shared with dealers or listed publicly.
