Clutch Technologies

Online marketplace for buying and selling inspected used cars, with financing and delivery for Canadian consumers

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14

About Clutch Technologies

Clutch buys, reconditions, and sells used cars online. It also offers vehicle trade-ins, financing, and delivery.

The company serves Canadian car buyers and sellers, purchasing vehicles from individuals and dealers and selling certified vehicles to consumers. Its in-house technology includes pricing, inventory, inspection, e-contracting, and financing systems.

Founded in 2016, Clutch is based in Canada and operates across Ontario, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia. The company lists more than 650 employees on its About page and has open roles in production, field operations, finance, product, and engineering.

Product: Online used-car buying and selling, including vehicle trade-ins, financing, reconditioning, and delivery.

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