CaptainWorth

The Captain's Report.

One document that turns a listing into a decision.

One vehicle, one point in time, kept.

A Captain's Report is the decision record for a specific listing at a specific moment. Re-running later creates a new version; the earlier one stays intact.

What's inside.

  • Vehicle summary
  • Asking price
  • Market value range
  • Target Offer and maximum
  • Captain Score
  • Confidence band and explanation
  • Recommendation state
  • Strengths
  • Concerns
  • Comparable-market summary
  • Prioritized seller-question pack
  • Negotiation plan
  • Parking Lot inspection checklist
  • Verification checklist
  • Required-condition flags
  • Read-only sharing

Four states, and what each one means.

Presented with equal visual weight. Pass is never styled as failure. A safety, title, ownership, identity, or structural concern can override a favorable Captain Score; the report shows both and explains the reconciliation, never averages them.

Pursue

The evidence supports going ahead at the right number.

Pursue with Conditions

Worth pursuing once specific things are confirmed. The conditions are named, and they are checkable.

Caution

The evidence raises questions that would change the decision if answered badly.

Pass

The evidence points away from this vehicle. Walking away here is the report doing its job.

How much certainty stands behind the read.

Confidence is a band — High, Moderate, or Low — with reasons. It is separate from the conclusion, and it is never a percentage.

High

The evidence set is strong enough to support a firm read, with reasons stated.

Moderate

The read is usable, and the remaining gaps are named so you know what would move the band.

Low

Material gaps remain. The report still tells you what is known — and what is not.

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Share a read-only link. The recipient does not need an account. Personal details are redacted. The link expires, and you can revoke it at any time.

CaptainWorth doesn't replace a mechanic's inspection. It tells you whether a vehicle is worth paying for one — and exactly what to have them look at.

  • CaptainWorth does not replace a professional mechanical inspection.
  • The value range is an estimate based on available evidence at a point in time. It is not an appraisal and not a guarantee of price.
  • The recommendation is advice. The purchase decision belongs to the buyer.

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