Developer API
How to get vehicle valuations and market data through the API
Updated 3 September 2026 · 1 min read · by DealerPricing
POST a registration and mileage to /api/v1/vehicle/valuation to receive trade, retail and part-exchange values derived from live UK dealer listings. Pair it with /api/v1/market/active for comparable cars for sale, /api/v1/market/sold for recent sale prices and /api/v1/market/insights for days to sell and supply. Valuation calls cost £0.16 to £0.25 each.
Step by step
Get a key and test in the sandbox
Follow the API lookup guide to create a key. Sandbox keys return sample valuations for the test registrations.
API lookup guide →Call the valuation endpoint
POST { "vrm": "SA67DVL", "mileage": 45000 } to /api/v1/vehicle/valuation. The response includes trade poor, average and clean values, retail and part-exchange figures.

API documentation showing the valuation and market endpoints Add market context
Call /api/v1/market/active and /api/v1/market/sold for comparable listings, and /api/v1/market/insights or /api/v1/pricing/insights for days to sell, supply and demand.
Endpoint reference →
What you’ll see
- Trade poor, average and clean values plus retail and part exchange
- Comparable live listings with price, mileage, dealer and distance
- Sold listings from the last 90 days
- Average days to sell, active supply and demand
Ready to try it?
Pay as you go with no monthly fee, or packages from £99/month. Sandbox keys are free.
Get an API key →Frequently asked questions
Are the API valuations the same as the dashboard?
Yes. They use the same live listing index and models, so a website widget and the desk valuation agree.
Can I show valuations on my own website?
Yes. Typical uses are part-exchange enquiry forms, stock pricing tools and customer-facing "value my car" pages. Cache results for a few hours to keep call costs down.
What does a valuation call cost?
£0.25 on pay as you go, £0.21 on Starter, £0.19 on Pro and £0.16 on Enterprise. Market listing calls are £0.05 to £0.15.
Related guides
Terms explained
- Trade valuationA trade valuation is the price a UK motor trader would pay for a vehicle as trade stock — typically the wholesale or auction value rather than the retail (forecourt) asking price.
- Part exchange valuePart exchange value is the amount a dealer offers against a customer's existing vehicle when they buy a new one — usually equal to or slightly below the trade valuation.