Cold forms lose sellers
Asking for contact details before giving context creates friction and weaker submissions.
White-label seller acquisition infrastructure
Capture complete seller intent, vehicle context and campaign source in a white-label experience built to hand qualified opportunities to your team.
Start with the vehicle. Your contact details come at the end.
Built for automotive businesses that buy vehicles
The friction worth fixing
Better outcomes start with clearer expectations, complete context and a handover the next person can actually use.
Asking for contact details before giving context creates friction and weaker submissions.
Teams should not recollect model, mileage, condition and seller intent after the lead arrives.
The key conversion moment should feel native to the business buying the vehicle.
The product experience
Configure the domain, colours, questions, valuation expectations and routing logic around the business that receives the opportunity.
Match domain, colours, copy and customer handover.
Ask useful vehicle questions before contact details.
Send complete records to the correct buying team.
Preserve source, campaign and landing-page context.
How it works
Each stage has one job: collect the right context and make the next action obvious.
Set the seller promise, domain and customer-facing identity.
Capture vehicle, condition, timing and seller intent.
Deliver the complete record to the correct buyer or location.
Use source and result data to refine campaigns.
Built around the real user
The customer-facing experience and the operational handover are both designed around the people using them.
Deploy consistent seller journeys across locations.
Capture complete, qualified seller opportunities.
Add a branded valuation and handoff layer.
Launch managed seller campaigns for clients.
Connected by design
Sell My Car Tool can stand alone as the customer journey or connect into DealershipCore for ownership, follow-up and management visibility.
Useful answers first
Yes. Custom-domain and hosted rollout options can be scoped for the implementation.
Fields and qualification logic can be configured around the buyer workflow and market.
The default connected flow enters the DealershipCore pipeline; additional approved integrations can be scoped.
No. It captures and qualifies seller intent. Buying decisions remain with the receiving business and its inspection process.
Start with useful context
Tell us where you operate, who buys the vehicles and how qualified seller opportunities should be delivered.