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VIN checks, customs and auction history, all in one chat.
VIN checks, customs and auction history, all in one chat.
Ask anything in plain language. Mention a VIN and I decode it, check its history and sum it all up in one answer.
Make, model, year and engine from the official NHTSA database, in a second.
Auction past, damage and photos from open sources.
NMVTIS: title status, accidents and odometer. Coming soon.
See the car's real condition in the gallery.
Start the way you normally write, in plain language.
The AI combines official data and public history into one answer.
See damage and photos, calculate customs, and buy with confidence.
Most cars in Georgia come from auctions, often with a hidden past. Vinaris combines AI, official VIN data and auction history so you know everything before you buy.
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AI chat, VIN decoding, public auction history, photos and customs calculation, after signing up, with no payment.
The official NMVTIS report (title, accidents, odometer history) is coming soon, separately, as a one-off payment.
Yes. AI chat, VIN decoding, public auction history and customs calculation are free, with a daily limit.
VIN technical data comes from the official NHTSA vPIC database; public history comes from open sources (unofficial, informational); the full report is NMVTIS.
It is an estimate based on the current public rate — verify the official amount on rs.ge.
No. The free plan includes 8 messages a day (15 a week). A subscription (Plus 14.9₾ or Pro 29.9₾ per 30 days) is only for people who write more than that.
The official NMVTIS report is not on sale yet — it is coming soon. For now the AI chat, VIN decoding, public auction history, photos and customs calculation are free.
Yes. The VIN check digit (ISO 3779) is only mandatory for North American cars, so for a European or Japanese VIN a mismatch is just a warning, not a rejection, and decoding works the same.
No. A subscription is a 30-day pass, not auto-renewing. When it expires you decide whether to continue.