Don’t get ripped off.
DealPilot checks a used-car listing against fair market value, flags what’s risky about the deal, and tells you exactly what to say to the seller — before you ever send a message.
No account needed to try it — paste a listing and see your first report free.
2019 Toyota Camry SE
68,400 mi · Asking $16,200
“DealPilot has completely changed the way I shop for cars. Instead of spending hours researching, it instantly broke down the listing, gave me a fair price estimate, and pointed out common issues I didn’t even know about with that model — it even helped me figure out whether it was a good deal or not. It’s easily the most useful car-buying tool I’ve used, and I recommend it to anyone shopping on Marketplace or other sites.”
— Riley
How it works
From listing to negotiation-ready in under a minute.
Paste the listing
Drop in a marketplace link, upload photos, or paste in a screenshot of the conversation.
Get the real numbers
AI checks the asking price against fair market value and flags anything that looks off.
Walk in ready
Get an opening offer, questions to ask the seller, and live coaching through the back-and-forth.
What you get in every report
Full deal analysis built for one specific vehicle — not generic car-buying advice.
Fair value estimate
Know within seconds whether the asking price is a good deal, fair, or overpriced.
Risk flags
Catch red flags in the listing and price before you ever talk to the seller.
Inspection checklist
A tailored checklist of what to physically check on this exact vehicle before you buy.
Negotiation coach
AI-drafted opening offers and counteroffer coaching for every reply the seller sends.
How the analysis actually works
No fake reviews here — just how the tool works.
AI trained on real listings
Every report is generated fresh from the actual listing you paste in — not a generic template.
Checked against market pricing
Asking price gets compared to what similar vehicles are actually selling for, not a guess.
Honest about limits
Estimates and AI analysis, not a substitute for a professional pre-purchase inspection — we say so upfront.
