Find profitable cars before your competition

We ingest hundreds of thousands of active listings from the major used-car marketplaces, auction feeds, and dealer networks — then compare each candidate against the destination-state median to isolate the spreads worth chasing. The scoring engine runs deterministically every day so the radar stays current without you refreshing.

We aggregate active listings from the major used-car marketplaces, auction feeds, and dealer networks, and cross-check each vehicle against NHTSA recall and complaint data. Every candidate is measured against state-level reference medians built from 90-day rolling windows, and we flag listings that fall outside normal pricing corridors.

We refresh the premium feed daily and add new qualifying listings as our sources publish them, so an opportunity typically shows up within a day of the source dealer posting it.

Confidence weights the sample size behind our destination-market median, the median’s deviation from comparable listings, and how recently we’ve seen similar sales clear. A 90+ confidence opportunity has dozens of recent comparables; a 50–60 one is directionally useful but you’ll want to verify before committing capital.

Monthly plans cancel anytime from Settings and you keep access through the end of the billing period. Annual plans carry a 12-month commitment — you can still cancel, but cancelling early invoices the remaining months at the full retail rate (see our Refund & Cancellation Policy). Upgrades take effect immediately and we pro-rate the difference; downgrades apply at the next renewal.

Every self-serve plan includes a 14-day free trial. A card is required to start so we can continue automatically when the trial ends, but nothing is charged during the trial. Monthly plans are month-to-month with no lock-in; annual plans trade a lower monthly rate for a 12-month commitment.

We never sell your data and we don’t share it with advertising networks. Full details live in our Privacy Policy. Our subprocessors — including Vercel, Supabase, Stripe, Resend, PostHog, Sentry, and Anthropic — each run under their own data-processing agreement.

Direct DMS integrations are in design for v2. For now, the CSV export pipes cleanly into the most common intake workflows — it drops into Dealertrack and CDK intake, and works with Zapier without custom code.