Total-loss dispute, done yourself

The software that valued your car usually lowballs. Its own report shows where.

We read the same valuation report your insurer used, CCC, Mitchell or Audatex, and turn its own numbers into a counter-offer you can send.

Free 60-second check No sign-up

We read your report, show you the gap, and never keep the files.

If your offer already holds up, we’ll tell you that too, at no cost.  See an example package →

REAL EXAMPLE CCC · valuation report
Market value (from comps)$9,017
Condition adjustment FLAGGED−$412
‘Negotiation’ discount FLAGGED−$188
Prior-damage estimate FLAGGED−$173

THEIR OFFER

$8,244

REPORT SUPPORTS

$9,017

RECOVERED ON THIS REPORT

+$773

▲ +9.4%
How it works
1
Upload the insurer’s report
The valuation PDF behind your offer: CCC, Mitchell, Audatex, and most others.
2
We find where the software shorted you
Blanket condition cuts, phantom “negotiation” discounts, stale comps, and deductions on your own car that don’t hold up.
3
Get a ready-to-send counter-offer
The letter, the comps, and every source. $49, only if there’s a real gap. You send it.
Regulators and courts have challenged these exact adjustments for years. Every flaw we flag links to the record.
What you get

Free to check. $49 to dispute.

No subscription and no sign-up to see your gap. You only pay when there's real money on the table.

Free gap check
$0

Whether there's a gap, what it comes to, and which parts of the report drive it. If your offer already holds up, we'll tell you that free, in full.

  • Your total estimated gap
  • The problem areas, counted and named
  • An honest "not worth it" if it holds up
Reads CCC, Mitchell & Audatex reports
Grounded in your state's total-loss regulations
Targets deductions regulators and courts have challenged
Your documents stay private. We never keep your file
Learn

Know what your offer should be before you accept it

Plain-English guides to reading your valuation report, the adjustments that quietly cost you, and the rules your insurer has to follow in your state.

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