PROCESS

How it works

From VIN entry to full vehicle report in just 4 simple steps. No technical knowledge required.

ENTER YOUR VIN

Find the chassis number on your vehicle's dashboard, door frame, or registration document. Type it into our search bar, it's that easy.

We look up the vehicle by chassis number or VIN in auction and vehicle-history records from our data sources.

Choose the report level that matches your needs. From basic checks to comprehensive full reports: all at transparent, pay-per-use pricing.

Card, M-Pesa, or crypto, pay however's convenient for you. No account required to get started.

View your report online, download the PDF or share it: auction record, accident and damage history, mileage, recalls and the average auction price.

VIN LOCATION

Your Vehicle Identification Number can be found in several places on the vehicle or in your documents.

Visible from outside the vehicle, look through the bottom corner of the windshield on the driver's side. The VIN is etched onto a small metal plate.

Open the driver's door and look at the frame where the door latches. The VIN is usually on a sticker containing tyre pressure and weight information.

Look for a metal plate or a direct stamping on the firewall, the metal wall separating the engine from the passenger cabin.

Common in modern SUVs. Lift a small plastic flap in the carpet directly in front of or under the driver's seat.

Lift the carpet in the trunk and check near the spare tire well. Some manufacturers stamp the VIN directly onto the metal floor.

On some older vehicles or 4x4s, the VIN is stamped directly onto the chassis frame behind one of the front wheels.

If the VIN plate is hard to reach, check the logbook, insurance certificate or an inspection report.