sticker.vin
apis.vin

The original window sticker.

Paste. Read. Keep.

The car’s birth certificate, regenerated from the OEM build record for any VIN. Reading the build is free. No account. The fully priced document posts its fee below, beside the number Carfax posts.

Hand the VIN to an agent that works for you and it pulls this same sticker — nothing here needs your signature, and what it reads is what you read.

Window stickersticker.vin/7MMVABDM3RN163785
7MMVABDM3RN163785

7MMVABDM3RN163785

2024 Mazda CX-50

Mazda · WMI 7MMModel year 2024 · position 10Check digit 3 · verified

MANUFACTURER’S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE

EXTERIOR COLORfrom the build
INTERIORfrom the build
ENGINEfrom the build
TRANSMISSIONfrom the build

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

EXTERIOR

  • posts live

INTERIOR

  • posts live

SAFETY & MECHANICAL

  • posts live

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT & PACKAGES

  • each option, as orderedposts live

Every option the factory installed, one line each. The priced column is the full document — its fee posts below, like every other number.

Base MSRPposts live
Total optionsposts live
Destination & handlingposts live
TOTAL MSRPposts live

The numbers as printed in the year it shipped. No rounding.

EPA FUEL ECONOMY

posts liveCITY MPG
posts liveHIGHWAY MPG

as printed for the model year

FINAL ASSEMBLY POINTfrom the build
PORT OF ENTRYfrom the build
VEHICLE DELIVERED TOfrom the build

Figures render live at the address. This page states structure, not prices.

regenerated from the OEM build record · source · build date posted

How it reads.

  • 01PasteThe VIN, at sticker.vin/{VIN}. Seventeen characters; the check digit verifies as you type — where the convention applies.
  • 02ReadThe factory build, line by line: every option and package as ordered, with source and build date posted. MSRP as printed the year it shipped — base, options, destination, total, no rounding. Compare it against the seller’s claim.
  • 03KeepPrint it, link it, put it in the ad or the negotiation. The share card is the sticker itself, at sticker.vin/{VIN}. The record is yours.
Postedsticker.vin fee: $0 per sticker · every VIN, every visit · no account
Signed inevery factory option and package by NAME, counted — the price column withheld in words · garage save. sign in · $0 posted · auth.vin
Full sticker$12 — every line priced, the complete document. Posted beside it: Carfax $44.99, a history report without the build sheet.
DealersBulk sticker regeneration from a VIN feed, branded VDP embeds — priced on its own page at dealers.vin.
Agentssticker-json $4.00 · sticker-json-11 $3.00 · sticker-json-101 $2.25 — the same document as typed JSON, posted below.

A sticker you can hand across the desk.

“Loaded” is a claim. The build sheet is a record. Sellers price the claim; the sticker posts what the factory installed — before you pay an options premium for equipment that was never on the car.

Print-ready, link-ready: the address is the document, at sticker.vin/{VIN}. In the ad, the forum thread, or the negotiation, the seller reads the same page you do.

Questions with posted answers.

  • Is this the actual original sticker?

    It is regenerated from the OEM build record for this VIN — value, source, and build date posted on the sticker. Where the OEM record is unavailable: “Reported, not yet verified.”

  • What does it cost?

    $0, posted above like every other number. The full sticker is $12, posted with what it unlocks. The dealer bulk tier is priced on its own page.

  • The seller’s ad lists options the sticker doesn’t show.

    Then the claim and the record differ — the delta is stated, not hidden. What the factory installed is on the sticker; what was added later belongs to the history at vhr.vin.

The sticker is page one of the record.

The other addresses read the same seventeen characters.

know the car

do the deal

The same sticker, machine-read.

An agent is a customer at this address on its own account — the motion is b2a.vin. The document it settles for is this document: the sticker a person is shown and the JSON an agent pays for render from the same build record and the same posted prices.

  • sticker.vin/7MMVABDM3RN163785the page — the sticker itself
  • apis.vinthe same sticker as typed JSON, one key
  • apis.vin/mcpone MCP server for the whole platform

Where an agent reads for a person, the receipt invariant holds: everything it does here survives being shown to them — the sticker it returns is the sticker on this page.

The typed OFFER, as an agent reads itAccept: application/json
// the gate is a typed OFFER — posted price, hard ceiling, never a wall
{
  "outcome": "OFFER",
  "action": "window_sticker",
  "price":   { "amount": "4.00", "currency": "USD" },  // 400 US cents — minor units annotated
  "ceiling": { "amount": "4.00", "currency": "USD" },  // the ceiling IS the price
  "settle":  { "checkoutUrl": <relay checkout link> },
  "description": <the document, named>
}
// rungs descend — sticker-json $4.00 · sticker-json-11 $3.00 · sticker-json-101 $2.25

For the agent you send

The agent reads the same record you do. Same two routes, three representations — the numbers never differ between them.

motions: B2A

curl https://sticker.vin/ -H 'accept: text/markdown'        → the markdown twin of this page
curl https://sticker.vin/{VIN} -H 'accept: application/json' → the record as typed evidence objects
curl https://sticker.vin/{VIN} -H 'accept: text/markdown'    → the record's markdown twin

Machine surfaces on this host: /llms.txt · /icp.json · /.well-known/agents.json · one estate MCP server — apis.vin/mcp (every door a lens; tool results carry the door URL).

Attribution: X-Client-Type: html | md | json | mcp — read for agent-led demand attribution; it never changes the record.

The gate on this door is a typed OFFER — posted price · hard ceiling · settle paths — never an account wall. Agent rungs, descending, so any ceiling buys something real:

sticker-json — $4.00
sticker-json-11 — $3.00
sticker-json-101 — $2.25