Stock the lot from your phone.
Walk up to a car, scan the VIN, and the year, make, model and details fill in. Every cost goes on the car, so you always know what you have in it and what it will make.
- Camera VIN scan and instant decode
- Costs, floorplan and true profit per car
- Import your whole lot from a spreadsheet
- A market price rating on every car
- Aging flags so nothing sits unnoticed
- Stock numbers and window stickers
Add a car in under a minute
Point your phone at the VIN on the door jamb or under the windshield. It reads the number, decodes it, and fills in the details, without being fooled by the other text around it. Type it in if you prefer. Then enter what you paid and your asking price.
- Works on any phone, with nothing to install
- Status runs from acquired to in recon to frontline to sold
- Import a whole lot at once and preview every row first
Know what each car really costs
Add transport, parts, labor and detail to the car as they happen. The car's page shows the all-in cost, your asking price and your projected gross, so a price decision is never a guess.
- All-in cost and projected gross on every car
- Floorplan interest counted in true profit
- Costs stay private. Shoppers never see them
Price it against the market
Each car gets a plain rating compared with similar cars listed on BuyCarCentral, adjusted for mileage, and it only shows when there are enough real comparisons to mean something. It's a guide, not an appraisal.
- Great, good, fair or high, with the comparisons behind it
- Spot cars priced out of the market before they go stale
Questions
About inventory
Can I bring my cars over from my current system?
Yes. Export a spreadsheet (CSV) and import it. You see a preview of every row first, VINs are decoded for you, and cars already in your system are skipped, never overwritten.
Does the VIN scan need special hardware?
No. It uses your phone's camera in the browser.
Who can see my costs?
Only the people on your team whose role allows it. A title clerk or a view-only user can't see costs or profit, and shoppers never do.