Every franchise‑dealer car near you, scored for leverage.

Save a search for any make and up to 5 models, near a ZIP, in any states you pick, or nationwide. Once a day lease-findr pulls every matching car at franchise dealers, ranks each one by how hard you can negotiate, and prices the lease.

How pricing works What the score means

Typically $0.05 to $0.70 a day per search
1 free credit ($1) to start, no card
Prepaid, no subscription

A nationwide search for a best-seller runs about $11 a day; the wizard shows the exact count before you save.

Example output Toyota RAV4 · new + used · within 75 mi of 10001

Illustrative data, not live listings

Example result: five RAV4s ranked by leverage. The first row is expanded to show how its score and payment were worked out.
Leverage	≈ $/mo	Car	Price	vs MSRP	Days	Drops
79high	≈ 531	2026 RAV4 Hybrid XSE loaner196 days · 31 mi away · 4,210 mi on the clock	39,480	−6.7%	196	2
Leverage 79/ 100 On the lot 196 days 44.9 / 55 Dealer: 58% of its cars aged 90+ days 11.6 / 20 Price cut twice, 4.1% total 12.3 / 15 Relisted: dealer date 41 days older 10.0 / 10 Payment ≈ $531/ mo Price, −6.7% vs MSRP 42,310 39,480.00 + Fees rolled in (acquisition 650, doc 250) 900.00 + First payment rolled in ($0 drive-off) 530.69 = Adjusted cap cost 40,910.69 Residual 60% (36/10k) 25,386.00 assumed Money factor (3.6% APR) .00150 assumed Depreciation: (cap − residual) ÷ 36 431.24 + Rent: (cap + residual) × MF 99.45 = Payment before tax, 0 MSDs 530.69
61high	≈ 487	2026 RAV4 XLE Premium151 days · 18 mi away	34,760	−4.0%	151	1
44mid	≈ 610	2026 RAV4 Limited122 days · 9 mi away	41,880	0.0%	122	0
27low	≈ 456	2026 RAV4 LE64 days · 6 mi away	31,400	−1.6%	64	1
12low	≈ 609	2026 RAV4 Hybrid Woodland38 days · 44 mi away · 2.5% over MSRP	40,665	+2.5% over	38	0

Every row uses the same assumed residual and money factor, the same fees and $0 drive-off. In the app you set your own, and anything assumed is marked.

What the score means

Leverage is 0 to 100: how much room the dealer has to move. Every point comes from one of four inputs, and the app shows the breakdown for every car. There are no hidden weights.

Days on the lot 0 to 55: Grows with age up to 240 days. A car that has sat for months costs the dealer money every day.
Dealer's aged stock 0 to 20: The share of that dealer's cars older than 90 days. A lot full of old stock needs to move it.
Price cuts 0 to 15: Total drop from the first price we saw, maxing out at 5%. Price rises count as zero.
Relisted or stale 0 to 10: The dealer's own stock date is more than 30 days older than the listing feed's. Usually a relisted car.
Shown beside the score: Discount or dealer markup vs MSRP, loaner status and mileage, and the options we can decode. An option we can't confirm is shown as unknown, never as missing.

Pricing

Prepaid credits. 1 credit = $1.00. A saved search near a city costs a few cents to a few tens of cents a day, depending on how many cars it covers. A whole state or the whole country covers more cars and costs more. No subscription.

What a search costs per day
Search	Cars covered	≈ per day	≈ per 30 days
One model, tight radius500 cars	500	$0.05	$1.50
One or two models, 50 to 75 mi of a city1,500 cars	1,500	$0.15	$4.50
A best-seller, one model year, 100 mi of a big metro4,000 cars	4,000	$0.40	$12.00
A best-seller, any model year, 100 mi of a big metro7,000 cars	7,000	$0.70	$21.00
A best-selling truck, nationwide, one model year110,000 cars	110,000	$11.00	$330.00

A run costs 0.01 credits per 100 cars. Each model, each model year you pick and each inventory type (new, used, CPO) is counted separately and rounded up to the next 100, so a search with several of them costs a little more than its total car count suggests.

Example: 2 models, new + used, is 4 counts of 610, 420, 290 and 130 cars. That is 1,450 cars, billed as 7 + 5 + 3 + 2 = 17 blocks of 100: 0.17 credits a day, not 0.15.

Including used cars (that is where loaners are listed) adds every used car in the area. The search form counts the cars and shows the cost before you save, and your balance shows how many days you have left.

Credit packs

Beta: packs are not on sale yet. Until they open, the operator adds credits to accounts directly.

$55 credits · ≈ 33 days of a typical search
$1010 credits · ≈ 66 days of a typical search
$2525 credits · ≈ 166 days of a typical search

Starter credit: 1.00 credit, free when you verify your email, about 6 days of a typical search.

A typical search covers about 1,500 cars.

The rules

Credits are spent only when a search runs.
Searches pause at zero. No overdraft, no auto-recharge.
Pause or delete a search any time.
Every charge appears in your ledger.
Credits never expire.
Sales are final, but if lease-findr ever shuts down, unused purchased credits are refunded. Refund policy

What it is not

Not a dealer and not a broker.
Your name and email never go to dealers. You contact them, if and when you choose.
No leads sold. Nobody pays us for your attention.
No ads, no trackers. This page loads nothing from third parties.
Franchise dealers only. Listings refresh every day.
Lease figures are estimates, not offers. Check the program numbers with the dealer.

Questions

Is this a subscription?

No. Credits are prepaid. Searches draw them down as they run and pause when the balance reaches zero. Nothing renews.

What is a credit?

1 credit = $1.00. Balances, estimates and charges are all shown in credits to the cent.

What if my search costs more than estimated?

Before you save, the search form counts the matching cars where it can and shows the cost; otherwise it shows a range. Inventory moves, so each run is charged for the cars it actually fetched (each model, year and type rounded up to the next 100), and that replaces the estimate along with your days-left. Nothing is ever charged beyond your balance.

Does it find loaners?

Yes. Loaners are listed as used cars, so include Used when you save the search. That adds every used car in the area, and the estimate shows the higher cost before you save.

Can I search a whole state, or the whole country?

Yes. Pick one or more states, or nationwide. Add a ZIP if you want distances. A nationwide search for a best-seller is about 100,000 cars, so it costs about $11 a day; the search form shows the count before you save.

Which makes work best?

Any make works. Option decoding is deepest for makes with an option catalog; for every make you also get the features listed in the feed.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes, for checking today's results. Setting up searches is easier on a laptop.

Who runs this?

lease-findr is an independent deal-finding service operated by the lease-findr team. Contact: [email protected]. lease-findr is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Leasehackr.