Our valuation engine combines a classification model (state, length, pattern, category) with real PlatesAU sale comparables to give you a defensible price range in seconds.
Estimate only. This is a data-backed guide, not a guarantee. Heritage and one-of-a-kind plates (e.g. VIC single & double digits) can sell well above the estimated range at private sale or auction. Always cross-check recent comparable sales before listing.
How the AI works
Every confirmed PlatesAU sale is fed into the model as a comparable — same state and category sales are weighted highest.
Category, length, repeating digits, palindromes, car-culture combos, state issuing authority and italic/slimline format all influence the estimate.
The model updates continuously as new sales are confirmed on PlatesAU — your valuation reflects current Australian conditions, not stale figures.
Pricing
Free for occasional sellers. Unlimited for dealers and serious collectors who need certified PDF reports.
Perfect for one-off sellers.
$0
Single certified report.
$9.99 per valuation
For agencies and brokers.
$149 / month
Frequently asked
It's an estimate, not a guarantee. The model uses real PlatesAU sale comparables plus plate-specific rules (state, length, pattern, category). It's most accurate for plates with multiple recent comparables and less accurate for one-of-a-kind heritage plates, where private auction results can vary widely.
Confirmed PlatesAU sales, our live marketplace listings, and category rules calibrated to the Australian custom-plate market. We do not buy or scrape third-party datasets.
Heritage numerics from Victoria are the most valuable plates in the country — buyers pay a significant premium for VIC-issued plates. The model bakes in a state multiplier derived from actual sale data.
Never. Valuations are private to you. The plates and prices used to train the model are public sale records and our own marketplace data.
Yes — the Pro plan generates a branded, dated PDF report with comparables, methodology and a confidence rating. Many sellers use it to anchor negotiations.