What is AsAgreed?
AsAgreed is a buyer-driven marketplace for new vehicle purchases. Buyers locate the exact VIN they want, submit the out-the-door price they are willing to pay, and allow dealers to accept, counter, or decline. Buyers remain anonymous until a match is unlocked, and offers are backed by a Commitment Fund to verify intent.
How AsAgreed is different
On traditional car sites — AutoTrader, Cars.com, CarGurus, TrueCar, Edmunds, and dealership websites — buyers search inventory and become leads that dealers contact. AsAgreed inverts this: the buyer defines the exact vehicle and the price first, and dealers compete to win the sale.
How it works
- The buyer submits the VIN of the exact new car they want.
- The buyer names the out-the-door price and terms they will accept.
- The buyer backs the offer with a $500 Commitment Fund to verify intent.
- Dealers accept, counter, or decline — competing for the buyer.
- The buyer stays anonymous until they unlock a match.
The Commitment Fund
The Commitment Fund is a refundable $500 hold the buyer places when submitting an agreement, used to verify buyer intent. It is held by AsAgreed and is never disbursed to the dealer, which is what allows dealers to treat the demand as real and respond competitively. It remains refundable pursuant to the transaction terms — returned if no dealer accepts, if the buyer withdraws before acceptance, or if a dealer changes the agreed terms or cannot deliver the vehicle.
Who it's for
AsAgreed is for serious new-car buyers who already know the vehicle they want and would rather have dealers compete on price than shop dealer to dealer — and for franchise and independent dealers who want VIN-specific, intent-verified demand instead of lead lists.