Upload a photo of the damage and get a free AI repair estimate in about 30 seconds. How the AI prices it is below.
Not a guess from a lookup table. Otto's AI reads each damaged panel in your photo, decides whether it needs repair, refinish or replacement, and prices it the way a shop writes an estimate: labor hours at your area's rates, plus parts and materials.
Otto's hours and rates come from real shop estimates, and we calibrate its price ranges against what shops actually charged for the same kind of damage. Treat the result as a planning range: it tells you whether you're looking at a few hundred dollars or a few thousand, and whether a quote you get later is in the right neighborhood.
What a photo can't show is the damage behind the panel. Once a shop takes the bumper cover off, brackets, sensors and absorbers can add to the bill. That's why final shop prices can move, and why serious hits are worth an in-person look. Our guide to structural damage covers the warning signs.
Dents, creases, scratches, scuffs, paint damage, cracked bumper covers and damage to body panels.
Frame and structural damage, mechanical parts, glass, and anything hidden behind a panel.
Shoot in daylight, straight on and at a 45-degree angle, and include some undamaged panel around the damage for scale.
You'll see the Otto partner shop closest to you, by name. Call them straight from your estimate, or ask them to call you. Every partner helps with the insurance claim, works with any insurer, tows your car in and offers rental discounts. See all our shops.
Your estimate is yours to take to any shop or use with your insurer. If the repair isn't worth it, or you were hurt, Otto shows you options for that too, with no obligation.
Want typical prices first? See collision repair costs in 2026 or bumper repair costs, or try the vehicle damage calculator.