What is DealerPricing?
DealerPricing is a UK vehicle pricing tool for motor traders. Enter a registration or VIN and you get trade and retail valuations worked out from 680,000+ live listings across 11,000+ UK dealers. You also see similar cars that have sold, market insight and vehicle checks.
How much does DealerPricing cost?
Basic 100 is £70 a month, Pro 100 is £99 and Pro 200 is £195. New customers get 50% off the first month, so £35, £49.50 or £97.50. No VAT is added because DealerPricing is not VAT registered.
Is there a contract or a free trial?
There is no contract. Plans are monthly and you can cancel any time. There is no free trial, but the demo walks through a full search, and your first month is half price.
Where do the valuations come from?
From live and recently sold dealer listings across the whole UK market, not one marketplace’s stock. When there are enough similar cars, every plan shows four DP valuations: below, average, clean and retail.
Who is DealerPricing for?
UK motor traders: independent dealers, franchise dealers, part-time traders and remarketing or buying teams in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Private buyers can use the £3.99 vehicle history check, the £4.99 service history check and the free MOT check without an account.
How does DealerPricing compare to Autotrader and cap hpi?
DealerPricing is £70 a month, monthly with no contract, and prices against the whole UK market: 680,000+ live listings and recent sales. cap hpi Black Book Ultimate is £249.29 a month inc VAT on a 12-month contract, with 150 lookups a year. Autotrader valuations come only with an advertising package (standard package £1,148.64 a month inc VAT) and compare against Autotrader stock only. Prices as at 4 October 2026. DealerPricing ranked No. 1 in our comparison of seven UK dealer valuation tools.
Does DealerPricing give part exchange valuations?
Yes, on Pro plans. Pro 100 and Pro 200 show up to 11 valuation types, including part exchange and auction values, worked out from live and recently sold dealer listings. Basic 100 shows four DP valuations: below, average, clean and retail.
How much is a vehicle history check compared with an HPI Check?
A full DealerPricing vehicle history check is £3.99 one-off, or £2.50 each for subscribers. For comparison, a full HPI Check costs £19.99 on HPI’s own site (30 September 2026). DealerPricing is not affiliated with HPI.
What is the difference between Basic and Pro?
Pro shows up to 11 valuation types, adding trade poor, average and clean, retail, new, part exchange and auction. It also adds manufacturer service history checks for 20 makes, standard spec sheets, the optional extras list, My Stock, auction site integration (beta), AI assistant access and priority support.
Does searching the same car twice use another search?
No. Searching the same registration again in the same billing period is free. MOT history is always free and never uses a search.
Can I run vehicle history checks as a dealer?
Yes, at £2.50 each. They cover stolen (police and insurer records), outstanding finance, insurance write-off, mileage, scrapped, export and import, plate and colour changes, keepers, MOT history and recall status, with a PDF report. Taxi checks are 25p each.
What happens if I run out of searches?
Buy an extra bundle of searches, or upgrade. Upgrades apply straight away and you pay the difference. Downgrades apply at your next renewal.
Can my staff use it too?
Yes. Each additional team seat is £20 a month per user.
Does it work with ChatGPT or Claude?
Yes, on Pro plans. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to your account and ask things like “What should I bid for AB12 CDE at 48,000 miles?” How it works.
I’m buying a car privately. Do I need an account?
No. Anyone can buy a vehicle history check for £3.99 or a service history check for £4.99, and the MOT check is free.
Is there an API?
Yes. The Developer API is pay as you go, or monthly packages from £99 lower the price per request. You pay from a pre-paid balance, topped up from £10, and sandbox keys are free.