USOB-compliant appraisal
Every report is prepared to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, the same standard adjusters and courts expect.

The at-fault driver's insurer paid for the repair. They still owe you the value your car lost. Get your free estimate in about three minutes.
A repaired car sells for less than one that was never hit. That gap is called diminished value, and in most states the at-fault driver's insurer owes it to you.
No card required. See your range before you decide.
Estimate or final invoice
Your likely range, no cost
USOB-compliant, adjuster-ready
Drafted for you, ready to send
You negotiate, we back you with data
We do not negotiate with the insurer on your behalf. You stay in control of your claim; we supply the appraisal, the demand letter and the guidance behind them.
Every report is prepared to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, the same standard adjusters and courts expect.
Local comparable sales, mileage and condition adjustments, and severity of the recorded damage — all shown, not hidden behind a black-box number.
Your report ships with a written demand letter citing the valuation, so you are not staring at a blank page.
If the adjuster disputes the figure, our team helps you read their response and prepare your reply.
$350 flat. We do not take a cut of your settlement, and there is no fee to get your estimate.
Your estimated range is free. You only buy the report if the claim is worth pursuing.
Rear quarter panel and frame rail repair
Front-end collision, airbag deployment
Bed and rear axle damage, panel replacement
Side impact, structural casting repair
Illustrative examples. Your amount depends on your vehicle, mileage, damage severity and local market.
The vehicle was in an accident and has been repaired, or has a repair estimate.
Someone else was at fault and their insurer is handling the claim.
The damage is on record — a police report, claim number, or repair invoice.
If you were at fault, diminished value is only claimable in Georgia.
Leased vehicles and total losses follow a different process.
Not sure which applies? The next step asks two questions and tells you where you stand before you pay anything.
No subscription, no percentage of your settlement, no fee to see your estimate. You see your range before you decide to buy.
If your final settlement from the insurance company is less than $1,000 above their initial offer, we refund the full $350.
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Free estimate range. No payment until you've seen it.