History + recordsAccidents, service, title and timeline
Model risksSpecific inspection targets
Clear decisionProceed, negotiate, verify, or pass
Two sides of the same transaction
Useful for buyers. Credible for prepared sellers.
Each service has a different purpose. Buyer reports protect a purchase decision. Seller packets organize evidence without pretending to be independent certification.
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For buyers
Buyer Decision Report
Before you drive across town, pay a deposit, or inherit someone else’s repair bill.
VIN and listing consistency
Recall, title, theft, auction, and public-history research
Secure checkout is hosted by Stripe. By purchasing, you agree to our terms and privacy notice. Research only: we do not contact sellers, negotiate, arrange a transaction, perform mechanical inspections, or sell a proprietary vehicle-history report.
Start here
Tell us what you’re looking at.
Submit these details after checkout. Your intake is delivered privately to our order desk so research can begin.
Do not email unredacted IDs, payment information, or full title documents.
Cover personal addresses, driver-license numbers, and account information. We’ll tell you what evidence is actually needed.
Common questions
What this service can—and cannot—do.
Is this a mechanical inspection?
No. Reports turn available evidence into specific inspection targets, but a qualified buyer-selected shop must inspect the vehicle physically.
Does the report include CARFAX or AutoCheck?
No. We do not reproduce or resell consumer history reports. You may supply a report for review, and buyers should obtain original history information directly from an authorized provider.
Can you guarantee the title is clean or the vehicle is reliable?
No. History sources can be incomplete, and no research can predict every future failure. Material unknowns remain labeled unknown.
Will you negotiate or contact the other party?
No. We provide research and decision support only. We do not arrange purchases, contact sellers on a buyer’s behalf, negotiate, take deposits, or earn commission from a vehicle sale.
Why would a buyer trust a seller-sponsored packet?
Because it clearly says who sponsored it, labels every fact by evidence, discloses what is missing, and tells the buyer to verify title, history, and condition independently. It is organized disclosure—not certification.