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MrVIN vs Automoli: price and free preview compared

Automoli and MrVIN both sell European vehicle history reports around EUR 20 to 25. Once VAT is counted Automoli is the lower price; MrVIN adds a free preview of what your money buys.

By Anna, updated 23 September 2026

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MrVIN the bear The short version

Automoli charges EUR 20.99 per report, VAT included, and MrVIN is EUR 19.90 to 24.90 excluding VAT, about EUR 23 to 30 once VAT is added. Once VAT is counted, Automoli is the lower price. The practical difference: MrVIN shows a free preview of what the report found for your VIN before you pay, while Automoli asks you to pay first and see afterwards. Automoli is run by AutoISO, a Polish company separate from autoDNA.

Side by side

Automoli
Single report price EUR 19.90 to 24.90 excluding VAT EUR 20.99
Price visible before checkout Yes Yes
Free preview before you pay Yes No, sample reports only
Multi report packages Pay per report EUR 33.98 for 2, EUR 44.97 for 3
Mileage and odometer history Yes Yes
Damage and accident records Yes Yes
Photos from past advertisements Where available Yes
Theft record check Yes Yes
Import and registration history Yes Yes
Coverage 30+ European countries and imports Europe and the USA
Company VERIFY SIA, Latvia (EU) AutoISO, Poland (EU)

Competitor prices and features checked on 23 July 2026 from their public price lists and product pages. Prices change often and can vary by country.

Why buy the MrVIN report

See the findings before you pay

This is the deciding feature at this price point. MrVIN's free preview shows what was actually found for your VIN; with Automoli you learn what your EUR 20.99 bought after paying it.

A free preview, even though Automoli is the lower price

MrVIN starts at EUR 19.90 excluding VAT, which is about EUR 23 to 30 once VAT is added. Automoli's EUR 20.99 already includes VAT and is the lower price for one report. What MrVIN adds instead is the free preview of the findings before you pay.

Focused on European and imported cars

MrVIN's coverage is built around European registries and import trails across 30+ countries, matched to where cross border mileage and damage fraud actually happens.

A report you can inspect first

A full public sample report plus the per VIN preview means you know exactly what you are buying. No surprises in either direction.

An honest word about Automoli

Automoli is operated by AutoISO, a Polish company separate from autoDNA. Its reports are competent, the pricing is public at EUR 20.99, packages bring the per report cost down, and photos from earlier sale listings are a genuinely useful touch when they exist for your car.

Once VAT is counted, Automoli is the lower price. The choice mostly reduces to whether that matters more to you than seeing the findings before paying. If it does not, MrVIN is the one of the two that shows you first.

MrVIN the bear checking a car's history report

Check the VIN before you buy

See the car's real mileage, damage and import history across 30+ countries, with a free preview of the findings before you pay.

Example: WBA3A5G59DNP26082Free preview included

Not ready yet? See a full sample report

Frequently asked questions

Is MrVIN cheaper than Automoli?

No. Automoli's EUR 20.99 already includes VAT, and MrVIN's EUR 19.90 to 24.90 excludes it, which puts MrVIN higher once VAT is added in every market. What MrVIN adds instead is a free preview of the findings before you pay. Automoli's packages bring its per report price down if you are checking several cars.

Are Automoli and autoDNA the same company?

No. Automoli is run by AutoISO Sp. z o.o. in Katowice and autoDNA by AUTODNA Sp. z o.o. in Łódź, two separate Polish companies. Both sell European vehicle history reports with public prices, so compare what each shows for your VIN.

Can I see what was found before paying?

With MrVIN, yes: the free preview shows what the report found for your VIN before any payment. Automoli publishes sample reports so you can see the format, but you pay before you learn what exists for your specific car.

Which is better for an imported car?

Both cover European history. The practical difference is risk: with MrVIN the free preview tells you whether the car's foreign records were found before you spend anything, so an import with a thin trail costs you nothing to discover.

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