Get to every seller first, and buy the car.
Every person who asks to sell you their car, answered in seconds, appraised from their own photos and bought with the paperwork done. However many ask.
Illustrative: Dealerloop Motors, 300 seller enquiries a month.
Get to every seller first, even on a hundred-enquiry day.
A busy buying centre can take a hundred seller enquiries a day, and a small team can’t get to them all in time. While they wait, the seller asks someone else. Leads contacted within five minutes are 21 times more likely to qualify than at thirty.
average wait for a reply, and one seller left until Monday
median reply, whether one seller asks or a hundred
21 times: Lead Response Management Study, MIT and InsideSales.com, 2007. The morning is illustrative: eight sellers, a team of two answering in turn.
The same seller, two different endings.
He listed it on Marketplace that night.
Answered on Monday. By then the car is listed privately.
Answered in seconds, appraised from his phone, bought on Saturday.
Four steps, and what each one is worth.
Front
Back
Dash
Passenger side
TyresPaid: $28,500 paid, the receipt filed, and the deal pack complete with 21 documents, ready to download.
Every seller, a path back to the yard. The ones who went quiet, brought back by Dealerloop’s AI.
Design the path back
A seller who hears their range and goes quiet, or takes an offer away to think. Each step is written fresh for that seller, never with a figure your buyer didn’t set, and the path ends the moment they reply or book.
Written fresh for Dave
Every message is written when it sends, from what the seller told you and the range your buyer set. Never a template blast.
more cars bought from the public, every month.
Illustrative: Dealerloop Motors, 300 seller enquiries a month.
Wholesale them, or sell them on your own yard.
Each month: 15 bought today, plus 15 more with Dealerloop.
Every number on this page, and where it comes from.See the working
| Number | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Seller enquiries a month | 300 | Dealerloop Motors, about 10 a day (illustrative) |
| Reached in time today | About a third | Dealerloop model: a team of two working the queue |
| Appraised | 45 today, 90 with Dealerloop | Dealerloop model: every seller answered in seconds and sent the photo link |
| Bought | A third of appraisals | Dealerloop model |
| Wholesale gross | $2,000 a car | Dealerloop assumption, illustrative |
| Retail gross | $3,000 a car | Deloitte 2026 Dealership Benchmarks ($3,000 to $3,500) |
| Lead response | 21 times | Lead Response Management Study, MIT and InsideSales.com, 2007: within 5 minutes against 30 |
What dealers ask about the Acquisition Engine.
We get more seller enquiries than we can call back. Will it keep up?
Yes. Every seller is answered in seconds, day and night, whether it’s ten a day or a hundred, and only the ones ready for a number reach your buyer.
Who sets the price?
Your buyer. Dealerloop’s AI never quotes a number; it gets the seller to a range your buyer sets, from their photos, your valuation tool and recent sales.
What about the paperwork?
Licence, rego, PPSR, Form 7 and your contract arrive in one deal pack, signed on the seller’s phone, ready for accounts to pay.
Do we have to keep every car?
No. Wholesale the ones that don’t suit your yard to other dealers and keep the ones that do; either way they’re cars you bought first.
The rest of the loop.
Retail Engine
Every buyer answered, booked, reminded and followed up, and the extra gross it brings.
See Retail Engine →Service EngineBeta
Every owner reminded when their car is due, every service call answered, and the work shown and paid from their phone.
See Service Engine →Dealer Pulse
How every buyer and seller feels, and every salesperson’s conversations in view.
See Dealer Pulse →White label
Every text, link and page your customers see, in your brand.
See White label →See it on your own sellers.
A 30-minute demo, on the cars people are offering you.