carVertical price: what a report costs

In the report

• Mileage historyDated odometer readings and where they come from.
• Damage recordsReported incidents, sometimes with an estimated repair cost.
• Photos from the pastPictures of the car from earlier adverts or auctions.
• Registration historyThe countries where the car was registered, useful for imports.
• Theft checkA search in the stolen-vehicle databases carVertical can reach.
• SpecificationEngine, equipment and other factory data from the VIN.

What appears depends on the records that exist for that VIN. See example report pages.

Before you pay

After you enter the VIN, carVertical tells you for free whether it found records for that car and names the make and model. It does not say which sections the records fill. If it finds nothing, you can stop there and pay nothing.

Buy one report if you have already chosen the car. A bundle is worth it only when you plan to check several cars: three reports cost €43.18, while three single reports at the regular price would cost €83.97. If the first car turns out to be the right one, the unused reports stay in your account for six months from the purchase date.

carVertical sets its price per country and currency, so the amount on your local carVertical site can differ from the euro prices above. The CARVIN code works everywhere: on 7 November 2026 it gave 20% off on every carVertical country site we checked. On the US site on 8 November 2026, one report cost $34.99, or $27.99 with the code, and three cost $47.98 with the code.

A report with no mileage, damage or timeline records goes back to your carVertical account automatically, valid for six months from the purchase date. If a report has errors or never arrived, you can ask carVertical support for a return within 30 days of generating it. The policy returns reports, not money, so it is not a cash refund. You pay by credit card or PayPal.