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Cebia at a glance
What we found on the provider’s own pages and on Trustpilot on 8 Nov 2026.
- Company: Cebia, spol. s r.o., Prague, founded in 1991; part of the EAG holding of the Czech group Portiva since 2021.
- Countries: Cebia lists 34 countries in Europe and North America (its own text says 32).
- Price on en.cebia.com: €23.90 for a basic check including VAT, €11.95 for each additional vehicle.
- Access: 30 days; the coupon number reopens the report.
- Refunds: no money-back guarantee found; complaints go through customer service.
- Trustpilot on 8 Nov 2026: 2.0 from 11 reviews.
What to inspect in the preview
After you enter the VIN, the site shows the available checks. Read that overview before payment and compare it with the risk you want to investigate. If your main concern is an earlier country of registration, ask which dated records cover that period rather than relying on a broad coverage claim.

Damage, mileage and archived advertisements
Cebia lists damage records, mileage history, advertisements and photos, service records and theft checks among its categories. An old advertisement can give context to mileage or visible repairs. Compare dates carefully: several entries close together may concern the same episode, and an advertised mileage is not a certified reading.

Price, repeat checks and access
On en.cebia.com the basic vehicle check costs €23.90 including VAT, and each additional vehicle costs €11.95. You can pay by card, Google Pay or Apple Pay. A purchased report stays viewable for 30 days, and the coupon number reopens it during that time, so save a copy before access ends.
Coverage across a vehicle's life
A history report is most useful when its records cover the periods that matter to your decision. Cebia started in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, works with Autovit.ro and OLX.ro in Romania and added history checks for Poland and the Netherlands in 2025. Split the car’s life into countries and owners, then compare the entries with registration papers and invoices. A gap after importation needs evidence from the current market, even if the earlier timeline is detailed.
Turning findings into purchase checks
Request an explanation and supporting invoices for every important discrepancy. If a damage record is present, give it to the inspector before the viewing. Verify present condition, keys, identity markings and documentation separately; the existence of a report does not establish that repairs were performed correctly.
Beyond the history check
Cebia sells more than reports. In 2026, its 35th year, it launched CarAudit, an on-site inspection of a used car by a technician in the Czech Republic, Germany and Slovakia. It also offers identity checks such as VINTEST and VINFOTO and OCIS glass etching. In those three countries, a history check plus a CarAudit inspection covers both the paper trail and the car’s present condition.
What buyers say about Cebia
Cebia’s Trustpilot page is small and unclaimed: 11 reviews on 8 Nov 2026, all one-star, for a score of 2.0. They describe empty or sparse reports, a wrong model, refused refunds and a car with 15 years in Switzerland for which no data came back. Eleven reviews are too few to judge a company that has run checks since 1991, but they show the risk: you pay €23.90 whether or not records exist. On its own homepage, the company shows a 4.7 Google rating.
Our verdict
We would use Cebia first for a car with a Czech, Slovak, Polish or Romanian past, where its local partnerships add records. It costs more than most rivals for a single check, and there is no refund if little is found. Compare the free availability overview with carVertical for the same VIN, and try VIN-Info if the car spent time in Poland or the UK.
Limits to keep in mind
- Available checks and populated records differ by vehicle
- Report viewing ends after 30 days
- No money-back guarantee if little is found
Sources and further reading
- Cebia English homepage, prices and FAQ (external website)
- Cebia sample report (external website)
- Trustpilot: cebia.com (external website)
Editorial source review: 19 October 2026. Availability, access rules and terms may change. No vehicle report or paid purchase is implied by this date.



