Now listing cars near you
Stay home. Let the dealers come to you.
Photograph your car, set the number you like — you choose the outcome, and licensed dealers bid against each other for it. Nothing sells below your number.
Five minutes to list. Nothing's final until you start your auction.
Private-party inventory, without the runaround.
You've sold a car the old way. Here's the other way.
| The usual way | Curbside |
|---|---|
| Drive lot to lot on a Saturday | Take the photos in your driveway |
| Wait an hour for one number | Licensed dealers bid against each other |
| Take it or leave it | You set the floor, and it stays hidden |
| Wonder what you left on the table | It sells above your number, or it doesn't sell |
Three steps. Most of it from your porch.
- 1. Photograph it.
The app walks you through every shot, one at a time, with an outline of your car on the screen.
- 2. Set your floor.
Slide to the lowest price you'll accept and see your estimated odds of selling change as you go.
- 3. Dealers bid.
Licensed dealers bid on your car. If the top bid clears your floor, it's sold.
One buyer gives you a number. A room full of buyers gives you a price.
When you sell to one dealer, that dealer sets the price. Dealers buy cars at auction because competition moves the number. Curbside puts your car in front of many buyers at once, while you keep the one decision that matters: the lowest price you'll accept. Dealers never see it. If no bid reaches it, you keep your car.
You pick the price. We show you the odds.
Likelihood and timing are estimates, not guarantees.
Our pricing slider is built on current market lending values and conditions for your specific car. As you move it, you'll see your estimated likelihood of selling and roughly how long it may take. Price it wherever you want; higher prices show lower odds. Values update every week, and we'll never change your price without you. If the market moves, we'll tell you, and you decide.
The questions everyone asks first
Will I get lowballed?
It's the most common question we get. Your floor is hidden from dealers, and your car can't sell below it. If no bid reaches your number, nothing happens and you keep your car.
What if it doesn't sell?
You receive included auction attempts. Current relist and other seller fees are listed in How selling works.
Who's bidding?
Only licensed dealers, and each one is verified by our team before they can bid. Dealer bids are binding, so a winning bid is a commitment.
What does it cost?
Current seller fees are loading. The winning dealer pays the buyer fee. See all fees
How Curbside gets paid
Seller fees are shown from the current schedule before they apply, including the success fee and any active withdrawal, relist, or listing-commitment fee. The winning dealer pays a separate buyer fee. See all seller fees. Curbside never buys your car.
It carried you through all of it. Now let it carry someone else.