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Get a head start on the car you actually want.
Tell us the car you want. Carblam scans Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, OfferUp and dealer sites around the clock, and notifies you the moment one is listed for far less than it usually sells for. We read the ad and look at the photos first, so you know if it's really a good deal.
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You only hear about cars listed well below what the same car usually sells for near you.
We read every ad for rust, rebuilt titles, warning lights and "needs work", so a cheap car with a big problem doesn't waste your Saturday.
Good deals sell in hours. We keep scanning day and night, so you hear about one before most people have even seen it.
Pick the make, model and years, your budget and how far you'll drive. Watch one car or a few.
Around the clock, we look at every new listing, compare its price with similar cars near you, and read the ad for problems.
Only when a car is priced well below what it usually sells for. Tap the notification to see why, and the seller's ad.
A low price can be a trap. Before you call, you see why a car is cheap, what to look out for and what it could cost to fix.
We compare it with similar cars for sale near you, adjusted for the year and the miles.
2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
Asking $7,900 less than 146 similar trucks for sale nearby.
We read the whole ad and point out what matters: rust, a rebuilt title, a warning light, "needs work".
"One owner, all service at the dealer. New tires in March. Small dent on the tailgate. Moving out of state, need it gone this week."
One tap on any car and we read the ad, look at the photos for dents, rust and crash damage, and work out what to offer and what you'd clear reselling it.
Tailgate: a small dent, as the seller said. Underneath: not in the photos, so ask the seller for one.
Likely repairs for this truck, with a fair price for parts and labor.
Three questions for the seller, so the call is quick.
Every car gets one, so you can tell at a glance how its price compares with similar cars near you.
A steal. At least 15% below similar cars, which rarely happens for that model. Call fast.
Priced clearly below similar cars near you.
About what it should cost. Fine if it's the car you want.
More than similar cars. There's room to haggle.
When a low price comes with a big problem, like a rebuilt title, salvage history, rust or crash damage in the photos, we tell you and don't notify you about it.
Paste the link to any listing and get the same report: the price check, problems in the ad, repairs and questions to ask.
Put several cars in one search, like a Tacoma, a 4Runner and a CR-V, with one budget and one area.
Deals arrive as notifications from the Carblam app, or from the website once it's on your home screen. Each one opens the car.
Set quiet hours and notifications wait until morning.
Add Carblam to your phone's home screen and it opens like an app. Nothing to download.
Keep a short list of cars to call about, with the report for each.
Pro is everything Carblam does, for less than a tank of gas. Try it free for 7 days and cancel any time.
$9.99a month
Then $9.99 a month. Pay on the website or in the iPhone app; your membership works in both.
Anywhere in the US and Canada. Give us a ZIP or postal code and how far you're willing to drive.
Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and OfferUp, and dealers' cars on Capital One Auto Navigator. Every car links straight to its listing.
Carblam scans around the clock and checks each car you watch every 30 minutes. The notification goes out as soon as a check finds one.
In the app, Settings, then Cancel membership; on the website, Scans, then Your plan. We ask why, offer one thing that might help, and that's it. Your plan stays on until the end of the month you paid for, and nothing more is charged.
We compare it with what similar cars are selling for near you and with market values for that model, adjusted for the year and the miles. Then we take off for anything the ad or the photos show, like a rebuilt title, damage or repairs it needs.
Yes. Paste the link into Check a listing and you get the same report.
No. Out of the box you hear about Blams only, the rare cars priced far below what they usually sell for. In Settings you can add deals at the bar you set, widen it to everything (price drops, new listings, new cars on eBay), or turn notifications off, and set quiet hours for the night. Each car you watch sends three at most per check.
No. We send you to the seller's own ad, and you deal with the seller directly.
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