Looking for a PlateInsight alternative?
PlateInsight popularised a genuinely good idea: instead of a raw data dump, give car buyers an AI-style score and a verdict. If you like that approach but want something different — or you want to compare more than one car at a time — here's how Verdari stacks up.
What they have in common
Both go beyond a plain records report:
- An AI risk score and a clear buy/avoid verdict
- Official UK data (DVLA, MOT and provenance sources)
- A free way to try before you pay
Where Verdari is different
- Compare up to 3 cars at once. Verdari's core feature is side-by-side comparison with a single recommended "AI Pick" — built for the moment you're choosing between a shortlist, not just checking one car.
- Pay-as-you-go, no credits to manage. A 3-car comparison is £2.99; a full single-car report (finance, write-off, stolen, plus PDF/Excel export) is £6.99. No credit packs to top up or use up.
- Re-access for 90 days. Your report stays available; a fresh check later is a new purchase.
Which should you choose?
- PlateInsight is a solid app-first choice if you're checking one car at a time and like its workflow.
- Verdari is the better fit if you're comparing several cars, want a clear "buy this one" recommendation, or prefer paying per report instead of buying credits.
Try Verdari free
Run your first check free, no signup — see the score and full MOT history before paying anything.
Verdari is independent and not affiliated with PlateInsight. Features and pricing correct at the time of writing.