Deals
Sample listings
Scans
Where Carblam looks
How you get pinged
Quiet hours
Carblam checks Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and dealer listings every hour, compares each car with what the same car sells for near you, and texts you when one is well under. You see why it's cheap before you drive out.
Example
2016 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
$21,400
Similar trucks near you go for about $28,200.
Carblamnow
Blam! 2016 Toyota Tacoma, $21,400
24% under what it's worth near you. Private seller, 14 miles away.
A low price on its own means nothing. Carblam reads the whole ad and tells you whether the price is a real deal or a warning.
Compared with similar cars for sale near you, adjusted for year and miles.
2016 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
Asking $6,800 under what 146 similar trucks nearby are listed for.
We read the ad and mark 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."
Likely repairs for this truck, with a fair price for parts and labor.
Three questions for this seller, so the call is short.
Pick the make, model and years, your budget and how far you'll drive. Watch one car or a whole list.
New listings are priced against the same car near you, and every ad is read for problems.
Only when a car is well under what it's worth. Tap it to see the report and the seller's ad.
15% or more under, and rare for that model. These go fast.
Clearly under what the same car sells for near you.
About what it's worth. Fine if it's the car you want.
Asking more than similar cars. There's room to negotiate.
Cheap for a reason: when a low price comes with a problem that costs more than the discount, like a rebuilt title or frame rust, Carblam says so and doesn't text you.
Anywhere in the US and Canada. You give a ZIP or postal code and how far you're willing to drive.
Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and Carvana listings, plus dealer prices from iSeeCars to know what cars really sell for. More sites as they allow it.
Carblam checks every hour. When a car clears your bar, the text goes out right after that check.
From the prices of the same model listed near you, adjusted for year and miles, then for what the ad says: a private sale, the title, damage and likely repairs.
Yes. Paste the ad into Check a listing and you get the same report.
No. At most three alerts per car each hour, only for cars that clear your bar, and you can set quiet hours for the night.
No. Carblam sends you to the seller's own ad. You deal with the seller directly.