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Dealfinder

DealFinder is a turnkey automotive deal-discovery platform that aggregates vehic

Sep 14, 2026 Other

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100% ownership transfer — complete source code included. Buyer can immediately modify, rebrand, expand, or commercialize the platform.Production-ready Canadian automotive deal intelligence platform — live dealer inventory aggregation, market-value engine, Deal Score, price comparison, AI analysis, Next.js/PostgreSQL.4,300 lines of TypeScript/TSX, 18 test files, a real PostgreSQL/Prisma schema and migrations, provider isolation, caching/rate limits, URL/security validation, deterministic deal scoring, comparable-market calculations, deduplication, price history, saved searches, favorites, comparisons, AI analysis, MarketCheck integration, Brave-powered AutoTrader/Kijiji/CarGurus discovery, deployment documentation, Docker setup and a Windows launcher.-------------------------------The platform aggregates vehicle listings from multiple automotive sources and turns raw listings into useful buying insights. Rather than simply showing cars, DealFinder analyzes comparable vehicles, estimates market value, and generates a Deal Score to help users quickly identify listings that may be overpriced, fairly priced, or genuinely good deals.Key functionality includes vehicle search and filtering, multi-source listing aggregation, automated Deal Scores, market-value comparisons, comparable vehicles, price history, saved searches, favorites, vehicle comparisons, and AI-assisted vehicle analysis.The project includes a modern Next.js/TypeScript frontend and backend, PostgreSQL/Prisma database architecture, MarketCheck integration, Brave-powered marketplace discovery, caching, rate limiting, security controls, database migrations, automated tests, Docker/deployment configuration, and setup documentation.This sale is for the complete project and source code, allowing the buyer to take ownership and continue developing, rebranding, monetizing, or launching the platform under their own strategy.

Comments (2)

Loyce Lang Loyce Lang 2 weeks ago

why sell a working platform instead of just running it yourself

Mia Daniel Mia Daniel 2 weeks ago

canadian only auto market seems too niche for a full source code buyout