Bring the car. Name the terms. Let dealers respond.
You don't browse inventory — you bring the exact car you want and the terms you'll accept. Dealers come to you, and you stay anonymous until there's a real match.
Find the exact car
Bring the VIN of the new car you want, plus your ZIP. We decode it to confirm the exact year, make, model, and trim — no browsing endless listings.
Set the terms you'll accept
Name your out-the-door price or lease terms, then back the agreement with a temporary $500 Commitment Fund card hold that proves you're serious.
Dealers review your agreement
Dealers for that brand see your exact terms and verified intent under an anonymous Buyer ID — never your name, email, or phone.
Get a response
A dealer accepts your exact terms, counters, or declines — and you're notified the moment they respond.
Buy as agreed
When you unlock a match, contact details are shared and you close on the exact terms you agreed to. The deal you agreed to is the deal you get.
What a dealer sees
Dealers respond to demand, not personal data. Until you unlock a match, a dealer only ever sees:
- An anonymous Buyer ID (e.g. Buyer #10482)
- Your ZIP code / region
- Your self-reported credit band
- Your timeline
- Your deal terms
- Commitment Fund status — verified or not
Never your name, email, or phone — until you choose to unlock.
A dealer's three choices
The dealer agrees to your terms. Your request becomes Matched and you decide whether to unlock.
The dealer proposes revised terms. Accept, reject, or keep negotiating anonymously.
The dealer passes. Your request stays open to other dealers.
Agreement statuses
Your agreement moves through clear, color-coded states from start to finish.
Your agreement is active. Dealers can accept or counter your terms.
A dealer proposed revised terms. Review and accept, reject, or keep negotiating.
A dealer accepted your terms. Unlock to share contact and proceed — other dealers are closed out.
Both sides honored the agreement and proceeded to final paperwork.
The agreement timed out or was withdrawn before a dealer accepted.
A party claims the agreed terms weren't honored. Admin review required.