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Value a whole list of VINs in one run

One sheet row per VIN across a whole list: the daily appraisal sheet.

What you get

  • Combined asking vs combined MarketCheck Price across the list
  • Per-vehicle valuation table sorted by biggest mispricing
  • 5-band verdict per unit (asking vs its own MarketCheck Price)
  • Un-valued VINs listed with reasons (never billed)
  • One-click CSV of the full sheet
See a sample report

You provide

Required

  • Vehicles

    The vehicles to value, one per line: VIN, then optional asking price and miles (e.g. "5FNYF8H54SB000197, 37610, 14428").

  • ZIP

    ZIP code of the market the vehicles are valued in.

Recommended (improves accuracy)

  • Dealer type

    "franchise" or "independent".

What your assistant shows back

The interactive report Claude and ChatGPT show in the chat, built on live MarketCheck data. Every run also returns a shareable link to the same report.

You

Value this run list for me (VINs with miles attached), market 84070.

Claude

via MarketCheck data

Try a prompt in Claude or ChatGPT

Each one opens a new chat with the prompt filled in. Swap in your own details.

Who runs the Batch Vehicle Valuation

  • Dealers doing the daily trade walk with a stack of trades or an auction run list.
  • Appraisers with a batch file who need a value per unit, not a deep report on each.
  • Dealer groups comparing a list of units against the market before a transfer or a sale.

Before you run it

What does each vehicle get?
The channel-aware MarketCheck Price at its mileage, the asking price when known (provided by you or pulled from its live listing), and a five-band verdict of asking versus predicted. The run adds combined totals and a one-click CSV of the full sheet, sorted by the biggest mispricing.
How is it priced?
$0.49 per vehicle valued with a $1.99 minimum, up to 500 vehicles per run. A list that could cost more than the minimum is quoted first, and the quote charges nothing. Vehicles that cannot be valued (undecodable VINs, no usable mileage) are listed with the reason and never billed.
Are these sale prices?
No. Each value is the MarketCheck Price, a predicted off-market exit price (a last list price, not a sale price) at the unit's mileage, set against its asking price. Negotiated transaction prices are not observable in listing data.
When should I use Acquisition Fit Report instead?
When the question is which of these units fit my lot, not what is each one worth. Acquisition Fit ranks a candidate list by inventory fit and year-make-model affinity for one dealership. Batch Vehicle Valuation puts a value on every unit.
How do I run it?
Paste the VINs one per line, with an optional asking price and miles on each, plus the ZIP of your market. Connect the MarketCheck AI Desk to Claude or ChatGPT once and ask in plain English, or run it from this website. You pay per report from a credit balance, with no subscription.

Want programmatic access to the reports? Technical reference (inputs, outputs, the MCP tool name): Batch Vehicle Valuation documentation.

Reports that pair with this one

Vehicle Valuation Report

One VIN in full depth: valuation with the comparable evidence behind it.

$1.99 per run

Acquisition Fit Report

Rank auction or trade-in candidates by how well they fit your lot.

from $1.99 (~$0.99 per vehicle)

Lot Pricing Scan

The repricing tool: exact price moves for every unit on your lot.

from $1.99 (~$0.12 per vehicle)

Run the Batch Vehicle Valuation

from $1.99 (~$0.49 per vehicle). Run it here, or connect Claude or ChatGPT and ask in plain English.

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