First month on us. Then half price, for as long as you stay.
Your first month is on us, then $50 a month instead of $100. No renewal creep, no “founding pricing has ended” email eighteen months from now. Fifty shops, then the rate closes for good.
And the rate is the smaller half of it. Fifty dealers get to decide what this becomes — you’re not buying version one, you’re buying a hand in writing version two.
What you’re locking in
What we want back
Your opinion, plainly given. What’s working, what isn’t, and what you’d want it to do next. When a number looks wrong, say so — you’ve paid for lots for years and I’m a collector who learned this from the other side of the counter. That asymmetry is exactly why your correction outranks my instinct.
Every suggestion gets read and answered by a person, and the ones that keep coming up get built. No minimum usage, no committee, no obligation beyond being honest with us.
The terms, plainly
One email when your invite is ready — nothing before that, and nothing charged. Your first month starts free when billing opens. If you’d rather see it first, request a demo.
No card, no charge, no spam, and we don’t sell your address. One email when your invite is ready.
Web app opens September 14, 2026. iOS and Android are in development and planned to follow.
Fifty dealers decide what this becomes.
A private beta capped at fifty is not a marketing number. It is the largest group one person can actually listen to. You tell us what earns its place at your counter and what gets in the way, and the roadmap follows the shops using it — not a guess about them.
What’s working, what isn’t, what’s missing, and where a number disagrees with what you’d actually pay. One line in an email is enough.
Every suggestion gets a real answer — building it, not building it, or why it needs to wait. Requests that keep surfacing across shops move to the front.
Non-disruptive by rule. New capability arrives switched off, behind your existing settings, and nothing your staff already learned stops working.
Founding Dealer isn’t a launch promotion that quietly expires. The first month is free, you keep half price for the life of the subscription, and you keep the status through every release, price change and new tier that launches above you.
I’m a collector who got tired of the way this works and built the tool I wanted to be handed. That gets you an honest starting point — it doesn’t get you thirty years behind a counter. Fifty dealers supply that part, and the product becomes what the trade actually needs instead of what one enthusiast imagined.
