On the dealer floor
Know the number before you sit down.
Scan the bakkie on the floor. Walk in with its real market value, not the one on the windscreen.
MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA · PRICED IN RAND
Scan any car.
Know its worth.
One photo of any car, on the road, on a dealer floor or in a listing, and VEQRO tells you three things in seconds:
- What it is, down to the South African version.
- What it’s worth today, in rand.
- Whether the asking price is fair.
No sign-up. No phone number. No dealer on the other end.
- 30 514
- SA vehicle versions checked
- 3×
- live market reads per value
- 0
- photos kept. Plates blurred.
TOYOTA ✓HILUX ✓DOUBLE CAB ✓
Toyota Hilux
2.8 GD-6 · Double cab
Worth today
R599 900
EXAMPLE
R560 000typical askingR640 000
150KW
500NM
2.8LITRE
WHY VEQRO
Valuing a car shouldn’t feel like a sales call.
Most ways to price a car start with a form, end with a phone call, and come from someone who’d like to buy it cheap. VEQRO starts with your camera and ends with a number. That’s it.
The usual wayType the make, model and year.Then guess which version it is.
VEQROPoint your camera.It reads the badges, lights and lines and names the exact SA version.
The usual wayLeave your details to see a price.Then wait for the call.
VEQRONo sign-up. No number.Nobody calls you back, ever.
The usual wayGet an offer from a buyer.Who needs it to be low.
VEQROGet an independent number.VEQRO doesn’t buy or sell cars.
The usual wayOnly works for the car you own.
VEQROWorks on any car.In front of you, in an ad on your screen, or passing you at the robot.
WHERE IT EARNS ITS KEEP
Four moments you’ll use it.
Scrolling Marketplace
Screenshot. Share. Verdict.
Fair, on the high side, or suspiciously cheap. Before you message the seller.
Selling yours
Price it right the first time.
Add the year and kilometres. List it where it will sell, not where it will sit.
At the robot
“Wait, what was that?”
Name it, see the kilowatts, keep it in your Garage. The plate is blurred before you share.
CHECK A LISTING
Is that price fair?
Found a bakkie on Marketplace? Share a screenshot or paste the link. VEQRO reads the car, the mileage and the asking price, then tells you straight, with the numbers to negotiate.
2019 Ranger 2.0 Bi-Turbo Wildtrak 4x4
Asking R469 900 · worth about R432 000
R380 0006 listings · 24 SepR490 000
R37 900 above the middle of the market. There’s room to negotiate.
PRICE THIS EXACT CAR
Year and mileage change everything.
VEQRO re-prices from live listings for that year, then adjusts for mileage the honest way. More kilometres, less money. Always.
Toyota Hilux 2.8 GD-6live example, 24 Sep
- 2020 · 112 000 kmR499 990
- 2020 · 300 000 kmR405 900
- 2016 · 350 000 kmR337 400
Adjusted for 350 000 km against similar listings averaging about 163 000 km.
SPOTTER MODE
Collect the street.
Saw something special at the robot? Scan it, keep it in your Garage and share a card with the plate already blurred. Rarer finds earn their badge: this one’s Legendary.
HONEST BY DESIGN
A number you can check, not a number to trust blindly.
It shows its working
Every value says how many current listings it rests on and when they were checked.
Based on 6 listings · checked 24 Sep 2026
It says when it’s unsure
Rare car, thin market? You get a plain warning instead of false precision.
Only 3 listings found. Treat this as a rough guide.
More kilometres, less money
Mileage is adjusted the same honest way every time, against what similar cars actually have on the clock.
Adjusted for 350 000 km against listings averaging 163 000 km.
A guide, not an offer
VEQRO reads asking prices across the South African market. It isn’t a dealer and never makes you an offer.
Values are guides built from current asking prices.
Photos checked, never kept
Used to identify the car, then let go.
Location stripped
Removed on your phone before anything is sent.
Plates blurred
On every share card, automatically.
QUESTIONS
Before you scan.
Is it free?
Yes, to start. Scan without signing up. Later, people who scan a lot will be able to buy more scans, priced in rand.
Where do the values come from?
From current South African listings, read three times and combined, so one odd advert can’t swing the answer. Each value shows how many listings it used and when.
What if it gets the car wrong?
Tap “Wrong car?” and tell it. It re-checks that exact photo, and the corrected answer sticks.
Do you keep my photos?
No. The photo is used to identify the car, then let go. Location is stripped on your phone before anything is sent, and plates are blurred on every share card.
What will you scan next?
Scan a car, freeAdd to Home Screen for the full-screen app.