About MyPlateCheck

Vehicle information built around the questions used-car buyers actually ask.

MyPlateCheck helps UK buyers review useful vehicle facts and deeper history information before money changes hands. The aim is to make important information easier to understand, compare and act on.

Who operates MyPlateCheck?

Owned and operated by Pixel Web Solutions Ltd

MyPlateCheck is owned and operated by Pixel Web Solutions Ltd in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom. The service is developed and maintained as an independent vehicle-information platform for UK motorists and used-car buyers.

Built as a specialist vehicle-information service

The platform combines public vehicle information with additional data supplied through specialist UK vehicle-data providers. MyPlateCheck organises the returned information into Free, Buyer and Ultimate report levels so buyers can choose the depth they need.

Independent of sellers, lenders and manufacturers

MyPlateCheck does not sell vehicles and is not a vehicle manufacturer, insurer, lender or government body. Its role is to present available vehicle information clearly so buyers can investigate a vehicle before making a decision.

What MyPlateCheck is designed to do.

A useful vehicle report should help a buyer understand what deserves attention rather than simply present a wall of raw data.

Start with useful free information

Free checks can help confirm core vehicle details, MOT information, tax status, recorded mileage and other available public facts before you decide whether a deeper report is justified.

Make deeper risks easier to understand

Buyer and Ultimate reports add deeper history information where available, including theft, write-off, keeper, registration, finance and auction or salvage context depending on the report level.

Support better buying decisions

A report is one part of a sensible buying process. Always compare the information with the physical vehicle, its VIN, V5C, service history, seller information and an appropriate inspection.

Transparency matters.

Where the information comes from

MyPlateCheck uses available public vehicle records together with data returned by specialist vehicle-data providers. Learn more about how these sources are used on our vehicle data sources page.

Data can change or contain gaps

Vehicle records come from multiple systems and can be updated at different times. Where a field is unavailable, MyPlateCheck avoids presenting an unsupported conclusion and encourages the buyer to verify important information independently.

Contact MyPlateCheck

Questions about the service can be sent to [email protected] or raised by telephone on 01642 434191.

Checking a used car?

Start with the free vehicle facts, then choose deeper checks only when the purchase needs them.

Run a free vehicle check