Dealer OS · Pricing

Every car, priced against its market

Each unit is read nightly against live asking prices for the same build. The lot shows which cars sit above, at or below.

Pricing

  • Same build, real asks

    Comparables share the configuration, not only the model name. Every figure is a dated asking price.

  • Drift you can see

    A car that stays high, or outlasts its typical days to sell, turns amber, then red.

  • Quiet until it matters

    Chips stay grey while a car is fine. Colour appears only when someone needs to decide.

  • No sample, no number

    With fewer than 20 comparable listings, no figure is drawn and the panel says why.

Vehicle record

The decision on one screen

The record shows the gap to the median, days in stock against the market's pace and each signal in plain words.

  • Asking prices only, dated

Morning brief

The day opens with the cars that need you

Aged units and overpriced ones lead the brief, each linked to the list behind it.

Comparables

See the listings behind each figure

The closest matches by odometer and asking, with this car placed among them.

Where it shows

One read, three desks

Managers watch the lot, shoppers see the median, and the trade desk starts from it.

Works with

  • CDKDMS · direct syncInventory and deals read on a schedule
  • Your DMSStock, deals, customersRead on a schedule; nothing keyed twice

Questions

Questions about pricing

Where do comparables come from?
Live public listings sharing its build, read daily. They are asking prices, never sold prices.
Does it change our prices?
No. It shows position and drift. Your team sets every price.
What about rare cars?
Thin markets get no figure. The record states the reason rather than guessing.

Book a demo

Price each car with the market in view.

Thirty minutes, on your own inventory.