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FRNTIR

Enter a VIN and ZIP, get the Buyer Fair Price for that exact car plus the scripts to negotiate it. Funded by buyers, not dealers.

The average buyer leaves $3,000+ on the table. Drop in a VIN, ZIP, or dealer link to see what your deal is hiding.

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  • Freemium (Pay once)
  • Proprietary

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Your exact VIN's Buyer Fair Price, plus word-for-word scripts to hold the dealer to it — $49, pay once.
Match My Ride — a free guided match that narrows thousands of vehicles to the ones that fit your life and budget.
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The dealer brings a closer to the table. FRNTIR puts the numbers and the leverage on your side of it.
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  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

  • Pricing

    One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $49 and $499 + free version with limited functionality.

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  • Supported Languages

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What is FRNTIR?

FRNTIR tells car buyers what a specific vehicle is actually worth before they walk into the dealership. Enter a VIN and your ZIP and you get the Buyer Fair Price for that exact car in your local market — then the negotiation scripts to hold the dealer to it.

What makes FRNTIR different is who it answers to: the buyer, not the lot. The platform is funded entirely by buyer fees — dealer money never touches what we recommend. No lead-selling, no dealer advertising, no incentive to push you toward an overpriced deal.

Built for anyone tired of guessing whether they're overpaying. Works for new and used. You walk in already knowing the fair number and exactly what to say, with the market data to back it up — instead of negotiating blind.