The listing price, and what an instant-offer buyer would actually pay for it.
How this works, and what it deliberately won't do →For leads you find by hand — Facebook Marketplace included. Nothing here ever connects to Facebook; you're just typing in what you saw, the same way you'd tell a person. Scores it through the same engine as the dashboard above, and if you've already pulled a real Carvana/CarMax quote, log that here too — every one of these is worth more than a hundred modelled guesses.
Same paste as above, just not one car at a time. Select the listings on the page you are already looking at, copy, paste the lot in here — it splits the text back into separate cars and screens every one of them through the same engine. Nothing is fetched, nothing logs into Facebook, nothing runs against it on its own. It is your copy of a page you opened yourself.
Listing price comes from real FSBO listings (MarketCheck, licensed data — never scraped) when you search above; otherwise it's whatever you type in. The instant-offer number is still entered by hand — get the real quote from Carvana/CarMax yourself and type it in; this never submits anything to them automatically.
Full deal engine — cost breakdown, ceiling price, confidence →