Your reviews, your photo, your number — one page with your name on it. Text it after every sale, and the next buyer asks for you.
We find the reviews your customers already wrote — on Google, DealerRater, the dealer's site — and put them on one page with your name and photo. You don't set up a thing.
Say "yep, that's me" and add the number customers should text. That's the whole setup. No passwords, no tech guy.
Customer signs, you send the link. They show their friends — and those friends walk in asking for you by name.
Two looks, every manufacturer's colors. It's a real page — scroll it, tap the buttons, try it on Phone.
People read reviews before they call. Right now the store's website uses your five-star reviews to sell the store — and hands the walk-in to whoever's up. Your page puts those reviews to work selling you. You earned them. Put them to work.
"I told three coworkers to go see Marcus. He treats you like a person, not a commission."
"Whole family buys from Marcus now. He remembers what you drove last time."
$50 a month, flat — about one tank of gas. Two extra deals a year and it's paid for itself. Everything after that is money in your pocket.
They're your real reviews. Customers already wrote them — on Google, DealerRater, the dealer's site. We gather them onto one page with your name on it.
Nope. We build the whole thing. You look at it and say "yep, that's me."
Your page goes with you. Reviews, link, all of it. It's yours, not the store's.
No. They tap your link, read your reviews, and call or text you. That's it.
Because that site sells the store, not you. Send a friend there and they get whoever's up — you get nothing.
No contract. $50 a month, quit whenever. No setup fee, no cancellation fee, no games.