Sound familiar?

AI moves fast. Your margins don’t.

Independent dealers shouldn’t pay five vendors to keep up—or drown in tools that add admin instead of deals.

Strategic edge

Own AI strategy—not a pile of subscriptions.

This is where the industry is headed: in-house leadership on how AI runs the store, so margin stays in your business instead of spread across ten vendor invoices.

How we fit: you still need something that runs today. This platform is the execution layer—BDC-grade AI on your traffic and data—while you build who owns the roadmap and which capabilities you keep in-house over time.

Why this works

Same dealership playbook. Better execution.

Nothing here is exotic—you’ve been fighting for traffic, follow-up, and reactivation for years. We improved the stack with AI and removed the monthly platform fee.

  • Website identity, speed-to-lead, reactivation, and appointments—familiar dealership work.
  • We upgraded execution with AI and consolidated it behind one license—no monthly platform fee.
  • On net-new leads we source, we only earn when you close—no sale, no fee. That alignment replaces another flat monthly invoice.
  • Your workflows and customer data stay under your roof—you’re not locked into whichever vendor ships the next “AI add-on” invoice.
What you get

Three ways we move metal for independents

Division of labor: AI owns instant response, nurture, reactivation, scheduling, and routing. Your team owns conversations with people who are ready to buy.

Stack math

What one license replaces—and what it costs to piece it together elsewhere

Your deployment bundles the intelligence layer dealers usually rent from a half-dozen vendors. Figures below are typical market-style pricing (plus signs mean “and up”); your mileage varies by provider—but the stack rarely gets cheaper when you buy it one tool at a time.

CapabilityTypical if bought separately
  • AI Sales Assistant

    $995+

  • Identity resolution (Pixel)

    $499+

  • CRM / DMS reactivation

    $499+

  • Marketplace Copilot

    Facebook Marketplace poster

    $399+

  • Subprime leads

    Often ~$20/lead with minimums (e.g. 100/mo)

    $2,000+/mo

  • Inventory leads

    Third-party subscription

    $1,500+/mo

  • Short-term loan platform

    Bundled intelligence — rarely sold standalone

    Not available

Illustrative stack: the four one-time-style tools above often land around $2,400+ before you sell a car. Add the two recurring lines at their common minimums and you're looking at about $3,500+/month ($42,000+/year)—still without a bundled short-term loan workflow many stores can't buy off the shelf.

One Audience Activator license folds these lanes into a single deployment—so you're not underwriting ten renewals to get one operating system.

Not a quote from any named competitor. Minimums and fees change by vendor; we use rounded, conservative examples so you can sanity-check your own spreadsheet.

Pricing

One platform. One license.

April only: everything below ships with the $995 one-time deployment on this page. After April, platform pricing is $1,499/month. Performance fees apply only to closed deals from our net-new Audience Activator leads—no sale, no fee—never to your own pixel, CRM, or manual leads.

Full platform
$995one-time

+ limited-time 2-for-1 on your first 10 closed deals from our leads, then $150 per closed deal. No sale, no fee.

  • Full AI BDC platform — voice, SMS, sequences, appointments, tasks, dashboards, mobile
  • Super Pixel — identify visitors, score intent, AI follow-up
  • CRM reactivation — CSV / DMS-friendly uploads, smart dedup
  • Net-new buyers from Audience Activator, matched to your inventory
  • Credit applications for special finance dealers
  • All AI calling, SMS, and email usage — we absorb it (no usage tiers to juggle)
  • Limited-time: 2-for-1 closed-deal fee on your first 10 deals from our leads, then $150/deal
  • Your pixel, CRM, and manual leads stay yours — no closed-deal fee on your own data

Questions on integrations, timeline, or rollout? Email us—we'll walk through everything on a call.

Do we need a “Head of AI”?

You need clear ownership of AI strategy—whether that's the GM, GSM, an operations lead, or a dedicated role as you grow. The cost of not having it is usually a stack of overlapping monthly fees and a floor that moves slower than the stores that decided who owns this early.

This platform is the execution layer that runs today: pixel, reactivation, voice and SMS, and net-new leads—so you're not starting from zero while you build how AI works at your dealership.

Trust

Compliance and your data