Standard
$99.99/month
10 vehicle report credits each month. Built for independent lots with steady buying volume.
Start with Standard
For independent used-car dealers
Buy it right.
Buy it right.
List it today.
At the auction, choose Price on one car to see free ranked exit estimates from Carvana, CarMax, and AutoNation, then use optional Title + Book when you want the title and history report. Buy the car, walk around it with your phone, and it is for sale the same afternoon.
Standard $99.99/month · High Volume $329/month · same full feature set · card-on-file 14-day trial with one lifetime vehicle report
Auction pricing plugin
iPhone + iPad app
Your listings and feeds
Buyer leads
Window sticker
About two minutes: buy it right, then list it the same day. Standard $99.99/mo (10 reports) · High Volume $329/mo (50) · card-on-file 14-day trial with one report.
From the auction to sold.
Five things happen to every car you buy. Here is what that looks like.
01 — At the auction
See the numbers before you bid.
The plugin sits on the run list you already scroll. Choose Price on one car for free ranked exit estimates; choose the separate one-credit Title + Book action when you want the title and history report.
- Works on CarMax and Velocicast lot pages. The current Chrome version also runs on ACV, EBlock, OPENLANE / ADESA / TradeRev, America's Marketplace, BacklotCars, SmartAuction, Copart, IAA, and ServNet after you Allow this site once.
- On iPhone or iPad, paste or scan a VIN from any sale. Same research.
- Tap a price to see what is behind it.
- Tap Price on one car on the run list. Ranked Carvana, CarMax, and AutoNation exits are free. Title + Book is one credit when you want the title and history report.
2025 Ford Ranger XL
84 mi · Stock 29046892
Best exit $11,800
Ranked estimate for the selected car
Ranked estimate for the selected car
Example of what the plugin adds to a lot card.
02 — Before you commit
Know what you are buying.
Scan or type the VIN. SaneLot tells you the number is real, lists the safety recalls on file, and says whether the mileage makes sense for a car that age. Buyers see the same panel later, so nothing looks buried.
- Recalls come from the federal NHTSA database.
- The mileage check is a warning to look closer, not proof of rollback.
- Reopening a saved report uses no credit; only a fresh report uses one.
03 — Photos
Get the photos done.
Walk the car slot by slot, or upload the shots you already took. The app names each angle, tells you which one is missing, and will not publish a car whose pictures never finished uploading.
04 — The write-up
It writes the ad. It will not make things up.
SaneLot drafts the description from what you entered and what the records show. Any number it cannot back up gets cut. Claims like “one owner” and “clean title” stay locked until records support them. You edit it and approve it before anything goes out.
- If it cannot write an honest draft, it says so and asks you to write it.
- Nothing publishes until you press publish.
05 — For sale, then sold
Publish, and buyers can see it.
The car goes up with its photos, price, mileage and VIN. SaneLot also provides scheduled feed files for CarGurus, Facebook Automotive, and standard CSV recipients; the dealer or receiving provider must configure ingestion. SaneLot checks the page and the pictures really loaded before it tells you the car is live.
When someone asks about it, the message arrives attached to that car, so you know which one they mean. Nothing goes to a buyer unless your team sends it. Sell it Saturday, mark it sold, and it comes off your site and your feeds.
What SaneLot adds
Walk-away numbers before you bid: free ranked exits, then Title + Book when you want the report. Chrome on CarMax, Velocicast, ACV, EBlock, OPENLANE / ADESA / TradeRev, America's Marketplace, BacklotCars, SmartAuction, Copart, IAA, and ServNet. iPhone or iPad paste-or-scan VIN from any sale.
Then list it the same afternoon
Named photos, a fact-checked ad, a lot page in your name, feed files for CarGurus, Facebook Automotive, and CSV, leads on that car, and a sold switch. Window sticker, recon/cost log, Marketplace/Craigslist paste copy, web desk, and team logins sit in the same plan. The dealer or receiving provider must configure ingestion.
What you get. What you do now.
The work happens either way. The question is how many tabs, spreadsheets, and stale listings it takes.
Swipe the table to see both columns.
With SaneLot
The way most lots do it
Pricing a car at the auction
Free ranked exit estimates, then optional one-credit Title + Book research for the car you choose
Two or three tabs and a note on your phone, one car at a time
Buying portals
Chrome on the run list you already scroll: CarMax, Velocicast, ACV, EBlock, OPENLANE, Copart, IAA, and the rest of the supported auction sites. On the phone, paste or scan a VIN from any sale.
One portal at a time, by hand
Cars you bought
Marked bought with hammer price and fees; the desk sees the same list
A spreadsheet, a group text, or memory
Recon / cost
Cost log on the VIN, in the same record as photos and the ad
A separate spreadsheet, if it exists
Photos
Guided walkaround that names each angle and flags the missing one
Camera roll, then rename and upload by hand
Writing the ad
Draft checked against the records, yours to edit
Written at night and pasted into each site
Getting it live
Publishes to your site, updates its feed files, and confirms the photos loaded
Website, Marketplace, and feeds updated one at a time
Marketplace / Craigslist
Paste-ready copy from the same record
Hand-post each car
Buyer messages
Attached to the car they asked about, with the buyer's own details
Email, texts, and voicemails you have to match to a car
A car that sells
Mark it sold; it comes off the site and the feeds
Chase down every place it still shows as available
Cost
Standard $99.99/month with 10 report credits; High Volume $329/month with 50; same full feature set
Your hours, plus the tools you already pay for
Desk and team
Web desk, window sticker, and team logins in the same plan
Whoever is in the building that day
Scheduled feed files go to CarGurus, Facebook Automotive, and CSV recipients; the dealer or receiving provider must configure ingestion.
Comparing vendors? SaneLot vs vAuto, Carbly, DealerCenter and doing it by hand
Choose volume, not features.
Pick a plan by how many cars you buy, not by which buttons you get. Both plans are the same product: auction numbers, photos, write-up, your lot site, feeds. Card on file, 14 days, one vehicle report.
High Volume
$329/month
50 vehicle report credits each month. The same features, with a lower cost per included credit.
Start with High VolumeEvery plan includes the full dealer workflow
- Your dealer website
- iPhone and iPad app
- Auction pricing on the run list
- Photos, write-up, and publish
- Buyer leads
- Window sticker and sold switch
Start the 14-day trial. First car: Price it on the run list, photograph it, approve the write-up, publish before you leave the building.
Trial14 days and one lifetime vehicle report. Card required.
Add-onAdd 25 report credits for $149.
Credit rulesIncluded credits reset monthly. Purchased credits roll over. Reopening a saved report uses no credit.
Straight dealing.
Your inventory exports to a standard CSV whenever you want it. You are billed monthly on the web, so leaving is easy. We do not sell your leads to anyone. Questions go to the person who built it.
