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VINly

PRICING

$3.99 a report. Or $1.30 in bulk.

No subscription. No accounts. Apple handles every payment. Reports stay on your device.

PRICE ANCHOR

  • Carfax — accident history $39.99
  • VINly — single report $3.99
  • VINly — Shopping Pass $1.30 ea

Carfax tells you whether the car has been in an accident. VINly tells you whether it's worth driving out to see. Both are useful — VINly is what you run first.

SINGLE REPORT

$3.99

One full buyer's report. No commitment.

  • Full six-section buyer's report

  • Verdict, opening offer, walk-floor

  • Known issues with cost ranges

  • NHTSA recalls + complaints

  • Send-first message + negotiation script

  • Inspection checklist + walk-away triggers

  • Evidence Log with sources cited

  • PDF export + share to your mechanic

Recommended for shoppers

SHOPPING PASS

$12.99

/ 10 reports

$1.30 effective per report · 30 days.

  • 10 full reports, 30 days

  • Effective $1.30 per report

  • Compare across multiple listings

  • Shortlist up to 5 starred reports

  • Same depth as the single tier

  • Reports never expire (only credits do)

HOW PAYMENTS WORK

  • All purchases handled by Apple via the App Store.

  • No subscription. Both products are one-time charges.

  • No account creation. No email required. No card data on our servers.

  • Refunds via reportaproblem.apple.com (Apple's standard process).

  • Reports stay on your device — we don't store a copy.

PRICING QUESTIONS

Is there a subscription?

No. Both products are one-time Apple purchases. The Pass is a 30-day credit pack, not a recurring charge.

What happens if I don't use all my Pass credits?

Credits expire 30 days after purchase. Generated reports do not expire — once you've spent a credit, the report stays on your device.

Can I buy multiple Passes?

Yes. Each Pass is 10 credits for 30 days. The math still works at $1.30 effective per report; many shoppers buy a new Pass when the previous one runs down.

Why is this cheaper than Carfax?

Different product. Carfax sells back-end accident data (their data acquisition is expensive). VINly is a buyer's-side analysis built on public sources plus an AI model. The cost structure is different.

Refunds?

Refunds go through Apple — reportaproblem.apple.com. We don't have refund-side access on Apple's store.