Is your dealer-survey total-loss value too low?
An insurer dealer survey is a handful of quotes solicited on one afternoon — opaque, and it almost always runs low. We price your actual cash value from what cars like yours are actually selling for right now, with every comp shown and dated.
"A dealer survey is three phone calls from one afternoon. We use what cars like yours are actually selling for right now."
"Dealer survey" refers to the practice of soliciting dealer quotes to set a total-loss value. Comparison reflects how each valuation is typically produced.
Why real-time wins
Real-time
Priced from live market data the day your claim is worked — not three calls from one afternoon.
Independent
Built for you, not for the insurer paying the claim. No incentive to trend the number down.
Transparent
Every comparable vehicle is shown, sourced, and dated. A dealer survey's raw quotes rarely are.
What a dealer survey actually is
Understanding how the number is built is how you push back on it.
- A few dealers called on one afternoon
- Quotes you never see in full
- Snapshot frozen at that moment
- Solicited by the party paying you
- The full set of comparable listings
- Every comp shown, sourced & dated
- Priced the day the claim is worked
- Independent — built for you
Prices move every week — so a one-afternoon survey runs low. A timestamped, sourced report is what stands up when you push back.
Car owners
See what your car is really worth today — with the real listings to back it up.
Run a real-time reportBody shops
Hand your customers a real-time ACV that beats the dealer-survey number — and win the total-loss dispute.
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