Car, Truck, and SUV Registration Without the DMV
We register your car, truck, or SUV for a flat $349 service fee plus exact government fees, with plates and documents shipped to your door in about 5 to 10 business days. You upload your documents once and never visit a DMV.
This covers new purchases, out-of-state moves, private-party sales, and vehicles that have sat unregistered. If the title has a problem, we fix that first through our titling services and tell you the full cost up front.
Published price
$349
Typical turnaround: 5-10 business days
Plus exact government fees, itemized before you pay. Full list on the pricing page.
Get my exact quoteWhat do you need to register a car for me?
Three things in most states: proof of ownership (your title or bill of sale), your ID, and insurance that meets your state minimums. We send you the exact list for your state after the eligibility quiz, and our portal walks you through uploading each one with your phone camera.
If something is missing, a lien release, an odometer statement, a VIN verification, we tell you before you pay and either handle it or show you exactly how to get it.
How long does registration take by mail?
Straightforward orders finish in 5 to 10 business days from complete documents to plates in hand. States with mandatory inspections (Virginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and others) add a step we schedule around. Your portal shows the live status at every milestone: received, submitted to the state, plates shipped.
Questions people ask us
Can someone else register my car for me?
Yes. With a limited power of attorney for vehicle transactions, a registered service can file title and registration paperwork on your behalf in every state. You sign the POA electronically in our portal and we handle the rest.
How much does a car registration service cost?
Our fee is a flat $349 for cars, trucks, and SUVs. Government fees (title, registration, plates, taxes) are itemized separately at exact state cost, shown before you pay. No percentage markups on government fees, ever.
Do I need a smog or safety inspection first?
Depends on your state and county. About a third of states require some inspection. Your quote lists whether one applies to you, and we schedule the order so the inspection window lines up with the filing.