Frequently asked questions about gool.li

Yes. Searching, vetting, and receiving shortlists is completely free for buyers. Dealers pay to respond to leads — you never do.

All of Morocco. We aggregate listings from the country's main marketplaces and from partner dealers.

We compare each asking price against the median of genuinely comparable listings, look for inconsistencies in the numbers, the listing history and the description, and flag anything suspicious before it reaches you. That is a price and plausibility check, not a physical inspection — if you want the thing itself examined, we can connect you to an independent inspector.

No. Everything happens in WhatsApp — the conversation, the shortlist, and the contact with sellers.

Buyers never pay. Dealers pay only when they connect with a buyer who accepted their offer. Our incentive is to send you genuinely good matches, not ads.

Yes — that's Second Opinion. Paste any ad link, or a screenshot, into WhatsApp. You'll get where the price sits against comparable listings, what looks off about the ad, and what to ask the seller. No search and no account needed.

Only if you ask. Once you've chosen, we can introduce you to an independent inspector or a financing partner, including Mourabaha — and, for a property purchase, a notaire or an adoul. It's free for you. gool.li never quotes a rate and never alters an inspector's verdict.

Yes, and applying is self-serve: pick inspection or financing, and our team checks your trade-register / ICE or licence reference before your account is switched on. You'll receive buyers who chose a car or a property and agreed by name to be introduced to you, and a connection is billed at the moment you display the buyer's number — never before. Start on email if you like — a portal and an API are there when you want them.

No. Classifieds are where you do the work; gool.li is the agent that does it for you. What is posted on Avito, Moteur, Mubawab, Wandaloo and the rest is our raw material — we read it, deduplicate it, price it against comparable listings and flag what looks wrong. You get a shortlist and an explanation, not a search box.

No, and be wary of anyone who does. We flag the patterns that go with bad listings — a price far below comparable ones, a reposted ad, a seller who won't be pinned down — and we say plainly when we can't tell. When you want certainty rather than a signal, a licensed expert can inspect it before you pay a dirham.