How it works

From payment to proof in about ten minutes.

The vehicle supplies the data. We format it, put a verification link on it, and hand it back to you in a form a buyer can check.

  1. 1

    Purchase your report

    A single $149 payment covers one vehicle. Payment is handled by our payment processor — card details never touch our servers. You will get a receipt by email straight away.

    You create an account at checkout so the report has somewhere to live. Everything you buy stays in your account.

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    Connect your Tesla

    You are sent to Tesla's own sign-in page to authorize Greenevreport. We ask for read-only access to your vehicle's data — nothing that can drive, unlock, or control the car in any way.

    You are never asked for your Tesla username or password. We receive a scoped access token, encrypted at rest, which never reaches your browser. You can withdraw the authorization from your Tesla account or from your Greenevreport account page at any time.

  3. 3

    We collect and generate

    You pick which vehicle the report covers, and we request the available data for it: battery and range, charging history, vehicle configuration, and recent alerts.

    Tesla will not return data for a sleeping vehicle, so collection wakes the car and retries until it responds. This usually takes a few minutes. You will be emailed when the report is ready — you do not need to keep the page open.

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    Share with buyers

    You get a report link, a public verification page, a verification ID and a downloadable QR code. Paste the link into any listing or message; print the QR code for the car window.

    You control whether the full report is publicly viewable. The verification page stays live regardless, so a buyer can always confirm that a report they were shown is genuine.

One link, everywhere you list the car.

The report lives at a single address. Wherever a buyer finds your listing, the same link takes them to the same verified record.

  • Facebook Marketplace
  • CarGurus
  • AutoTrader
  • Craigslist
  • Cars.com
  • eBay Motors
  • Text message
  • Email
  • A printed window sheet