About windowsticker.org

We built this because window sticker lookups kept asking for an email address, a credit card, or both — for a document the manufacturer already publishes at no charge.

So this site hands that document over. Type a VIN, get the PDF the factory printed. No account, no email address, no card.

How it stays honest

20 makes are supported, and a status page tests every one of them each day. When a manufacturer goes dark, it shows there first.

What it can’t do

More than half of lookups end without a sticker. From 19 to 25 September 2026, 117 of 272 lookups by people on this site found one: 43%.

Some of that is makes with no public label service at all — Honda, BMW, Volkswagen and most European brands — and Toyotas older than the 2025 model year. The rest is per vehicle. Ford publishes labels for some VINs and refuses others built the same year, and most of the Fords people look up here come back empty — 38 of the last 49, by our own count. We can’t fix that; the label isn’t ours to publish. Every VIN still gets the full NHTSA specification decode, the EPA fuel economy figures and the recall count.

If a lookup fails, the page says why. It won’t pretend.

Not affiliated with anyone

This site has no connection to Ford, GM, Stellantis or any other manufacturer. The PDFs are theirs. The decoding comes from NHTSA, a US government agency.

Contact

contact@windowsticker.org. It reaches a person, and we read it. What the site records about you is on the privacy page.