A website that always matches what's actually on your lot

Your storefront runs on the same backend as your inventory. Nothing to upload, nothing to go stale, no separate vendor to call when a price changes.

A dealer storefront in a browser window. The home page scrolls to its featured vehicles, then the window narrows from desktop to tablet to phone width: the vehicle grid restacks from four across to two to one and the navigation collapses to a menu button. At phone width the page scrolls a little further.

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One site, every screen

Phones, tablets, the desk in the showroom. The layout reflows to whatever a buyer is holding; nothing is a second site to keep in step.

A price changes in Zenith. The site changes with it.

Your website reads the same inventory your CRM does, so there is nothing to upload and nothing to remember. Drop a price and the site shows the new one. Mark a car sold and it comes down, the day it sells.

In Zenith the Lexus's price is edited from $84,900 to $82,500 and the website's listing changes to match; then its status is set to Sold and the listing leaves the website's inventory grid.

/inventory

On the storefront a credit application, then a trade-in request, then a test-drive booking are each submitted; after each one a new lead for Rowan Achebe from the website appears in a Zenith list.

/financing

Everything a buyer does on your site lands in Zenith.

Credit applications, trade-in valuations and test-drive bookings land in the same CRM as every other lead, tagged by source, with the car they came in on. No inbox to check, no re-typing.

A loan calculator on the same site

A buyer prices the car before they call, so the first conversation starts from a number you both already have.

It runs on the price the page already holds, so when you drop a price in Zenith the estimate drops with it. Nothing to re-key, no third party widget to keep in step.

On the storefront's financing page a buyer switches the payment frequency from monthly to bi-weekly and the estimated payment changes from $850 monthly to $392 bi-weekly.

/financing#calculator

Every car, its own page

Built so Google can read it

Each vehicle gets its own address, its own title and structured data a search engine understands: make, model, price, availability, and who is selling it. Listed in the sitemap the moment it is on the lot. The answer engines read the same data.

@type
Vehicle
name
2021 Lexus LC 500
offers
Offer · $84,900 CAD · InStock
seller
AutoDealer · Your dealership
url
/inventory/2021-lexus-lc-500
sitemap
/sitemap.xml
/inventory/2021-lexus-lc-500
Live Walkthrough

Fifteen minutes, on your own inventory.

We put a few of your live vehicles on a storefront in your colours and walk it end to end. No slide deck.