How it works
What happens between sending your paperwork and getting a number you can put in front of an insurer.
How it works
Send us the paperwork
Upload your repair estimate or enter your vehicle details. The estimate is the document your valuation is built from.
We build the valuation
Your vehicle is priced against comparable sales and the damage recorded on the estimate, not against the insurer's worksheet.
You get the number
See what the documentation supports. If you want it signed, the full appraisal is prepared by an ASCAA-certified appraiser.
What goes into the valuation
Your vehicle is priced against comparable sales in your market and the damage recorded on the repair estimate. That estimate matters because it is the document that records what was actually damaged and what the repair required — an insurer’s internal worksheet is an opening position, not an independent measurement.
What this does not cover
The free estimate is not a guarantee, an appraisal, or legal advice. It does not predict what an insurer will ultimately pay, and it cannot account for damage or history that is absent from the documents you provide. Stating the limits is more useful than a confidence claim.
If you need it signed
The free number is there so you know where you stand before you decide anything. If you need a document an insurer has to engage with, reports are signed by an ASCAA-certified appraiser.