Pricing

Choose Your Plan

One report, or unlimited for less than one Carfax a year. No hidden fees, cancel anytime.

Founding customers: code FOUNDING500 — 20% off for life on any subscription (Unlimited for $31/yr, forever). First 500 only, ends Aug 31.
For Buyers & Flippers

Single Report

One-time forensic analysis for a single vehicle

$19 /report

Less than half a Carfax

  • Full ECU forensic analysis
  • VIN & module verification
  • Hidden fault detection
  • Odometer rollback check
  • Professional PDF report
  • Risk score & recommendations
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Not satisfied? Full refund within 7 days — no questions.

For Shops & Dealers

Mechanic Pro

Unlimited reports for professional use

$49 /month
  • Unlimited vehicle reports
  • Fleet history tracking
  • Customer dashboard
  • Historical diagnostics archive
  • White-label PDF reports
  • Priority support & shop tools
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Not satisfied? Full refund within 7 days — no questions.

"Why not just buy a $60 scanner?"

A $60 scanner reads today's trouble codes. VeriCAN cross-examines every computer in the car — mileage in every module, airbag history, swapped ECUs, wiped codes — and hands you the evidence in writing. And the scanners that claim mileage checks charge ~$100/year in subscriptions on top of the hardware. VeriCAN Unlimited is $39/year — every car you buy or own; one caught rollback saves the average buyer $3,300 (Carfax odometer study, Dec 2025).

Carfax
$44.99
1 report, records only
"Smart" scanner apps
$90 + ~$100/yr
subscription required
Pre-purchase inspection
$170–$250
per car
VeriCAN Unlimited
$39/yr
every car, all year

How accurate is this? We report evidence from the vehicle's own modules — findings, not verdicts — and when the car is clean, we say clean. Read our honesty note in the FAQ.

Before You Buy

Formats & Adapters

We accept .csv, .blf (Binary Logging Format), .asc (ASCii), .log, and .txt files. Most OBD-II apps and professional scanners can export in one of these formats. If you're unsure, our upload page includes format-specific instructions.

We recommend a genuine ELM327 v1.5 adapter with the PIC18F25K80 chipset (approximately $15-18 on Amazon — see verified options here). Avoid cheap clones — they often can't read all CAN protocols. You can also upload logs exported from professional scanners like Autel, Launch, or Snap-on if you already own one.