Hey! I ran into the same question not long ago and ended up reading an article published on the AutoConduct website — Bidfax vs AutoConduct: free Copart & IAAI auction history comparison https://autoconduct.com/blog/bidfax-vs-autoconduct-copart-iaai-history-comparison/ . What I liked is that it doesn’t just praise one service blindly, but clearly shows how Bidfax and AutoConduct differ in terms of access, data depth, and transparency. After that, I started using AutoConduct itself to check VIN-based auction history, and it turned out to be pretty convenient. You can see real Copart and IAAI sale results, damage descriptions, and final prices without hitting a paywall. If you’re trying to verify what a car actually sold for or compare past listings before buying, AutoConduct feels more practical and straightforward than most alternatives.