How it works

1. 1
   Browse auctions

   Every live listing is a public, timed auction with a starting daily rate, a minimum increment and a clock. No sign-in needed to look.
2. 2
   Verify your identity and add a card

   Both are required before your first bid. Identity is checked through Stripe Identity, and a card is saved via Stripe without charging it. The rule is enforced on the server, so bids from unverified accounts are rejected outright.
3. 3
   Bid the daily rate

   A bid must clear the current rate plus the listing's increment. Any bid placed in the final 120 seconds pushes the clock back out to 120 seconds, so an auction can't be sniped in the last breath.
4. 4
   Win, pick your dates, pay

   The highest bid at close wins the booking. You then choose exact dates from the operator's real availability, and pay before the deadline shown on your booking.

Every new listing is a dynamic $/day auction. The operator publishes an availability window plus a minimum and maximum trip length, and you bid the rate per day — not a total. Your total is the winning daily rate multiplied by the number of days you end up selecting.

Bidding is binding. A bid is a commitment to rent the vehicle at that rate if you are the top bidder at close. Bids cannot be retracted, and renters cannot cancel after close.

After close, the winner has a 24-hour window to select dates from the live availability calendar, respecting the listing's minimum and maximum rental days. If that window passes with no selection, the win is forfeited and the auction cascades to the next-highest bidder, who gets their own selection window.

Once dates are locked, an authorization hold is placed on your card and payment is due by whichever comes first: 48 hours from now or 12 hours before your rental starts. For auctions that close near the rental date, that can be much sooner than 48 hours — your booking shows the exact deadline.

If the authorization fails or the deadline passes, the booking fails, that bidder is blocked from further bidding pending review, and the rental cascades down the bid stack until someone completes payment or the stack is exhausted.

Listings may also state a security deposit, set by the operator and shown on the listing. That amount is operator policy information only — Corze Evo does not currently place a deposit hold on your card and does not automatically charge you for damage. Vehicle condition is documented in-product by both parties at handover and return.

Full rules on binding bids, cancellation, insurance and disputes live on Policies.

1. 1
   Create an operator profile

   Business name, a short bio and your location. This is what renters see next to your listings.
2. 2
   Add the car

   Year, make, model and description, the full 17-character VIN, plus color, transmission and mileage. A minimum of 10 photos is required.
3. 3
   Set your terms and the auction

   Mileage allowance and overage rate, security deposit, the availability window you're opening up, minimum and maximum rental days, your starting daily rate, and optionally a reserve $/day or a Buy-It-Now rate.
4. 4
   Review and publish

   You get a full preview before submitting. New listings go through a quick review before they appear live.

Listings are always dynamic $/day auctions — there's no fixed-date option. You open a window of availability; the winning renter picks their exact dates inside it.

Fees and plan tiers are on Pricing.

1. 1
   Browse providers

   Detailers, photographers, mechanics, storage and transport, filtered by area and category. Provider contact details stay private — all coordination happens in-app.
2. 2
   Ask a question or request the job

   You message the provider through Corze Evo, and they respond with a quote priced per job, per day, per hour or per month.
3. 3
   Schedule, complete, review

   Accept the quote to schedule the work. When it's marked complete, both sides can leave a review.

Corze Evo charges a 15% platform commission on completed service jobs. Today that commission is recorded in a ledger for accounting only — it isn't collected through the platform yet.

Trust runs both ways: operator ratings of providers are public on the provider's profile, and providers review operators too.

1. 1
   Post the job once

   Pick a category, optionally attach one of your vehicles, set your dates and describe what you need.
2. 2
   Up to 8 providers quote

   The job fans out to a maximum of 8 matching providers — same category, in your area, and available for your dates. Each one replies with their own quote.
3. 3
   Compare and pick one

   All quotes for the job sit side by side in your dashboard. Choosing one closes the rest automatically, so nobody is left waiting.

When a service job is attached to one of your cars, the vehicle handoff is tracked as its own custody record.

1. 1
   Location reveal

   The vehicle's exact location is private. It's revealed to the assigned provider — and only that provider — once the job is scheduled.
2. 2
   Key handoff

   Either party confirms the keys have changed hands, which opens the custody log.
3. 3
   Start and end records

   At pickup and at return, both sides record mileage and photos of the vehicle's condition.
4. 4
   Confirm and lock

   Each side confirms their own record. Once confirmed it can no longer be edited, leaving a tamper-proof custody log for both parties.

The custody log is separate from payment — it's a record of condition and possession, not a billing step.