An EV purchase closes with a sheet full of acquisition fees, doc fees, money factors and add-ons — written so you'll skim it. Paste it. DealCheck sorts every line, converts the lease math to an APR you can actually compare, and hands you the questions that save real money.
Free deal check
The order agreement, lease worksheet or buyer's order — numbers included. Leave out your name, address and SSN.
Why this exists
A money factor of 0.00301 doesn't look like 7.2% APR — but it is. Doc fees, prep fees, VIN etch and 'market adjustments' aren't taxes; they're negotiation. The federal purchase credit is gone (post-Sept 2025 acquisitions), which makes the sheet itself the whole game now.
How it works
Numbers included, identity out. Nothing stored.
Government fees, standard-but-shoppable, and padding — with the money factor converted to APR and the drive-off math reassembled from your own numbers.
The questions per flagged line, and — paid — the counter-email plus a two-offer side-by-side.
Plans
Buyer: EV buyers and lessees at signing week. Channel: r/askcarsales + EV buying groups; brokers and credit unions white-label.
Every line sorted with the math shown, the counter-email drafted, and the walk-away numbers.
Lease-specific: buyout math, disposition and mileage traps, end-of-lease checklist, two-offer comparison.
Branded checker that makes your offer the transparent one.
All prices in USD, handled by Stripe. DealCheck EV explains documents and does arithmetic; it is not financial, legal or tax advice and doesn't know today's programmes — your sheet is the source.