Why this site exists.
People with a lease ending soon
If your lease ends in the next one to six months, you have a decision to make and a short window to make it in. You're probably weighing a vague fear of wear-and-tear charges against not really knowing whether your car is worth more than the price in your contract. That's the gap this site exists to close.
We don't hold your lease, we don't inspect cars, and we're not affiliated with any lender. We're an independent starting point, a way to walk into the conversation with a number in your head.
Public data, honestly labelled
- We build ranges from public information, published fee structures, typical contract terms, and commonly used wear standards.
- We layer on derived market data for cars comparable to yours in year, model, mileage, and condition.
- We combine that with what you tell us to produce an approximate picture, not an official quote.
- We say 'estimated' because it is estimated. Anyone promising an exact figure without your lender's inspection is guessing too, they're just not admitting it.
How we make money
The estimate is free to you. If you ask to be connected with a licensed local dealer, that dealer may pay us a referral fee. We don't charge consumers, and we don't take payment to bias a recommendation toward one option.
Who we work with
Licensed dealers in your area. You're never obligated to use one, plenty of people take the estimate, handle the return themselves, and never hear from us again. That's a fine outcome.
What we won't do
We won't sell your details onto open lead lists, we won't run a credit check to give you an estimate, and we won't present an approximation as if it were a guarantee.
Ready to see your estimated number?
Three minutes, no account, no credit check. Just an honest range and a clear read on your best exit.