See what your car is worth, right now.
Live listings of cars like yours, plus what they recently sold for in your area.
Free. No account needed.
How it works
Three steps. Designed to take a couple of minutes.
- 1Tell us about your car
Enter your VIN — or just describe your year/make/model. We use AI to fill in the gaps.
- 2We pull comparable vehicles
Live dealer listings and recent sales, starting in your zip and widening until we have enough.
- 3Pick the ones that match
Mark the ones with similar mileage, trim, and condition. We'll email you a free report with prices, dealers, and the market range — usable evidence for your insurer.
Pay only for what you need
Start with the free Comparable Vehicles Report — emailed to you with prices, dealers, and the market range. Or connect with one of our vetted appraisers if you need them to handle the dispute.
- Free$0Comparable Vehicles Report
- Live listings of similar cars in your area
- AI-assisted year/make/model recognition
- Pick which ones actually match your car
- Emailed PDF with prices, dealer contacts, and the market range
- No account needed
- Free to be matched~$500Vetted appraiser
- Independent appraiser handles the dispute directly with insurance
- Appraisal Clause expertise — the contractual right to fight
- Track record of successful settlements
- Free to be matched; appraiser only charges if your case makes sense
Find Comparable Vehicles
Tell us about your car. We'll search live listings and recent sales near you. Free.
Most accurate. The VIN is on your registration, insurance card, or driver-side dashboard.
Why TRUEclaims
KBB and Edmunds publish algorithmic estimates. TRUEclaims shows you the actual cars currently for sale and recently sold — and lets you decide which ones are comparable.
Prices vary by zip. We start in yours and widen until we have enough comparable vehicles. Big-city averages don't price a small-town car.
Most comp tools exist to sell you something. This one exists to give you a number you can trust — at a price most people can afford.
TRUEclaims is research data. For a formal total-loss appraisal-clause dispute, you'll still need an appraiser. The data here can inform that conversation. And if you need a formal appraisal, we work with appraisers we've vetted who we can refer you to.