Find out what dealers
will pay for your car.
- Real competing offers from 900+ verified Irish dealers
- Perfect whether you're selling or benchmarking a trade-in
- €4.99, fully refunded if no bids are received
You decide. No commitments.
Over 900 dealers compete. You see every offer. You pick the best one.
How it works
1
Tell us about your car
Reg, mileage, condition and a few photos. Takes about 60 seconds.
2
We send it to every dealer
Your listing hits 900+ verified dealers simultaneously. Most don't have a public profile and use CarSpot purely to source stock.
3
Dealers bid. You choose.
Receive competitive offers within 7 days. Accept the best one, or walk away.
Common questions
How many dealers will see my car?
Over 900 verified Irish dealers receive every listing. This includes dealers who don't appear on our public marketplace. Many use CarSpot purely to source trade-ins and don't maintain a public profile.
Why do you charge €4.99?
The fee filters out half-hearted listings, which means dealers know every submission is serious and bid competitively. It also lets us refund you in full if nobody bids. Unlike free valuation tools, we only win when you get results.
How is this different from other valuation sites?
Most sites give you a computer estimate based on similar cars. CarSpot gets you real competing offers from real dealers who have seen your specific car, mileage, condition, photos and all. Useful whether you're selling privately or researching a trade-in.
What if I don't like any of the offers?
No obligation, ever. You see each offer in full before making any decision. If none suit you, simply decline.
When do I get a refund?
If no dealer makes an offer within 7 days, your €4.99 is refunded automatically. No questions asked.
What happens after I accept an offer?
The dealer will contact you directly to arrange inspection and finalise the purchase. CarSpot facilitates the introduction.
Do I need to be in a specific county?
No. CarSpot dealers are spread across Ireland and decide whether distance is a factor in their bid.