Car dealers
A website for your car dealership
People looking for a used car start online, often in the evening and comparing a few dealers at once. You win that comparison when buyers see at a glance what's in stock, what it costs and whether it's been inspected.
A dealer site is therefore about the stock, and about how easily you add cars yourself and schedule a test drive.
What your site needs to do
Stock you can filter
By body type, price, mileage or year, with the key details right on the card.
A page per car
With photos, specs and history. Every car gets its own page automatically.
Add cars yourself
An admin screen where you post cars and mark them as sold, without calling us.
Test drives and trade-ins
Book a test drive with a preferred day, and request a trade-in with the registration number.
Monthly prices, by the rules
With the lending notice Dutch rules require when you show financing.
Which package fits
Our advice
Starter€499one-off, excl. VAT
Starter fits a car dealer: a few fixed pages, and every car gets its own page automatically through the admin screen, without counting as an extra page.
- 1 to 5 pages
- Live in 3–10 days
- Custom design based on your brand
- Works on phone, tablet and laptop
Or
Pro€899one-off, excl. VAT
If you want cars to appear automatically from your dealer software, or more pages such as a workshop and financing, we'll look at Pro or a custom link together.
- 6 to 15 pages
- Live in 5–15 working days
- Custom design based on your brand
- Integrations: online booking (such as Calendly), reservations or reviews
Not sure about the cost? Read what a website costs
Frequently asked questions
Do you have to add every car for me?
No. You get an admin screen where you post cars, upload photos and mark cars as sold yourself. That's included in Starter.
Can my stock come automatically from my dealer software?
It can, but it's custom work. We first look at the software you use and agree a fixed price upfront.
Do all the car pages count as extra pages?
No. The admin screen creates the car pages automatically; they don't count towards the number of pages in your package.