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Price Report

A price you can defend, with the comparables behind it.

Price Report turns listed and completed-sale data into a recommended price, expected time to sell and an inspectable comparable set, adjusted for equipment and mileage before the number reaches the vehicle record.

Illustrative product data. The recommendation is built from listed and sold comparables after cleansing and normalisation for specification, equipment and mileage.

Best fit
Buyer · Used-car manager · Salesperson · Principal or CFO
Operational job
Set and defend a used vehicle’s price from cleaned listed-and-sold comparables, specification, mileage and time-to-sale evidence instead of relying on one opaque number.
What you get
A valuation supported by comparable vehicles and time-to-sale evidence.

The pricing problem

The market moves daily. Guesswork does not.

If you have ever argued that a car was priced badly, the real dispute was usually the sample: which listings, from when, at what specification and how many were real. Price Report uses machine learning across millions of daily listings and shows its working instead of returning one opaque number.

1

Faster turnover

Correctly priced cars sell quickly, which frees capital for reinvestment instead of tying it up on the forecourt.

2

Profitability from both sides

Overpricing stalls the sale; underpricing squeezes the margin. Both hurt the bottom line, and only evidence tells you which risk you are taking.

3

Customer trust and efficiency

Data-driven fairness builds reputation and repeat business, and real-time adjustment cuts the time spent renegotiating or discounting later.

How the number is built

Five steps from raw listings to a defensible price

Listed and sold evidence is cleaned, normalised and positioned before a recommendation is written back to the record.

Listed and sold, not just listed

Current listings tell you what sellers hope for. Completed sales tell you what buyers agreed to. Both are collected, because a price built on asking prices alone drifts upward.

Recognising which cars actually sold, rather than were withdrawn, is the hard part, and it is what makes the sold series usable.

In
Millions of listings daily across the markets you sell in
Omnetic
Tracks each listing's life to distinguish sold from withdrawn or relisted
Out
Two series: what was asked, and what was paid

Capabilities

All the perspectives you might ever need

Every view the current product offers, kept whole.

Price detail

The full market position: recommended price against real sales and current listings, with mileage and equipment factored in.

Equipment level

Your car's equipment compared with similar vehicles, which features set it apart and which are missing.

Price trend

Six months of average advertised prices against actual sale prices, so the gap is visible rather than assumed.

Price map

Interactive charts revealing price disparities, days on market and competing offers among similar listings.

Detailed side-by-side

Compare listings by price, days on market, mileage and equipment, then adjust with confidence.

Data cleansing

Fake ads, duplicates and suspicious pricing filtered automatically, only verified, current data.

Breakdown by specs

Trim level, extras and VIN-verified equipment, showing how specific options affect market value.

Mileage gap analysis

Low-mileage premiums weighed against high-mileage discounts to set the right price.

By role

Who this changes the day for

Buyer

Bids knowing what the car will sell for and how long it will take, and can justify the bid afterwards.

Used-car manager

Prices consistently across a team instead of by individual instinct, and sees which cars are drifting away from the market.

Salesperson

Defends the price in front of a customer with comparable cars on screen rather than a claim about the market.

Principal or CFO

Knows pricing discipline is a policy with evidence behind it, not a habit that varies by branch.

Platform & data connections

Where the price goes next

Stock Report

Turns a single valuation into daily repricing across the whole forecourt.

Sourcing & CarAudit

Supply the candidate and the condition the valuation is adjusted for.

Used Car Sales

Publishes the price to portals and your own site, synced everywhere.

BRAIN™

Watches the gap and proposes a re-price with the reasoning, for a person to approve.

System relationship

Price Report in the connected product system

The valuation becomes operational when it flows through stock, inspection and publication.

Outcome & proof

What we can and cannot claim yet

1

Median days in stock: 58, across 2,200 dealers in eight markets

From our own Stock Ageing Benchmark, with method and sample published.

2

The most accurate valuation on the market

A superlative with no published comparison behind it. It is not used on this page.

3

Learns from millions of listings daily

Kept from the current site but requiring a verified volume and refresh interval on file.

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Secondary product demonstration

Comparable set with the reasoning visible

Review the vehicle beside sold and listed comparables, with the evidence that makes the recommendation defensible.

Review Price Report
Price Report · Octavia
32

comparables

589k

recommended

~34

days

ComparablePriceDaysPosition
Your car589,00034−1.2%
Sold median596,00031Market
Listed median612,00047+2.7%

Recommendation built from cleaned and normalised market evidence.

Bring a car you argued about

We will show the comparable set, what was filtered out and the price Price Report would have recommended.

Price one of your cars
  1. Faster turnover

    Correctly priced cars sell quickly, which frees capital for reinvestment instead of tying it up on the forecourt.

  2. Profitability from both sides

    Overpricing stalls the sale; underpricing squeezes the margin. Both hurt the bottom line, and only evidence tells you which risk you are taking.

  3. Customer trust and efficiency

    Data-driven fairness builds reputation and repeat business, and real-time adjustment cuts the time spent renegotiating or discounting later.