Vehicle-shape listings (make, model, year, mileage), dealer profile and auto-feed import — out of the box. Whether you serve dealers, dealerships or private sellers, your vehicle marketplace goes live in weeks and runs with you for years.
The same vehicle-shape listing + dealer tooling adapts to how your market actually trades. A few of the shapes operators build on it.
Passenger cars, SUVs, utes. Make/model/year/mileage forms with custom fields per class (add VIN, trim, anything your market needs), multi-photo galleries, dealer workspaces, buyer contact straight to the dealer or private seller.
Bikes, scooters, ATVs, jet-skis. Category-shape filters (engine size, type, year), dealer or private-seller flow.
Trucks, vans, buses. Fleet-friendly listings with commercial-vehicle fields. Buyers contact dealers directly for fleet inquiries. Equipment rental runs on the Booking add-on, with an availability calendar and booking fees.
Parts catalog with category filters, bulk import from supplier feeds, and on-platform orders (free cart add-on for multi-item checkout).
Multi-dealer portals where each dealer gets a workspace, branded page and subscription plan, with buyer inquiries landing straight in their workspace. National or regional scope.
Classics, EVs, performance, off-road, vintage. Category-shape forms per niche, specialized filters and dealer subsets.
Vehicle listings, transactions, dealer tooling, feed import, financing and monetization — what every automotive platform runs on. Already wired, configurable per market.
A car listing is not a generic ad. The catalog speaks vehicles, and the fields it captures drive the filters buyers actually use.
Most whole-car deals still close with a conversation. What runs through your platform is the rest of the money: parts and accessories, rentals, and reservation deposits — so you earn on the transaction, not only the referral.
Dealers and private sellers do not behave the same way, and the platform treats them differently out of the box.
Dealers do not hand-key inventory. Pull it from their feeds and keep it current on a schedule.
Most car buyers think in monthly payments. Show the number, and capture the lead.
Commission, dealer subscriptions and featured placement — the revenue model is wired in, ready to switch on when the numbers say so, not when an engineer has time.
You're not waiting on the basics. International reach, payments, mobile, SEO, anti-spam, customization — already wired. Your time goes on what makes your automotive marketplace yours.
Your installed add-ons live in the admin panel, with the full catalog a click away to add more — payments, AI engines, maps, monetization, regional integrations.
PayPal, Stripe, LiqPay, WayForPay, Mollie — standard add-ons, region-specific for every market you launch in.
Translate the full interface and listings by connecting Google, DeepL or an AI engine through add-ons (two are free). RTL languages and right-to-left layouts in the core.
Automatic exchange-rate updates, regional pricing, and a configurable base currency. Everything you need to work in multiple currencies is built into the core — no separate add-ons to buy. Geo ships preloaded: region-to-city search, 26,000+ cities, district and metro levels, per-listing coordinates, visitor geo-detection.
Branded apps in your own Apple and Google developer accounts, always in step with your site. PWA and push notifications available as add-ons to bring buyers back.
Bulk import from a feed URL on a schedule, daily to monthly. Background jobs handle large files. The Integration API add-on adds REST endpoints and webhooks: push listings in from your DMS or CRM, get events out.
Title and description templates with macros for every category. SEO-tag landings each get a unique URL and ship to your sitemap. Analytics counters (GA, Pixel, Metrika) plug in from the admin, no code.
Modify the platform without touching the core. Upgrades stay clean. Your customizations travel forward with every version.
Email and phone verification, reCAPTCHA, and moderation switches per entity — pre- or post-moderate listings, edits, dealers and reviews.
The make, model, year and mileage fields down to each subcategory, plus descriptions, SEO titles and a landing page, all done together and live, not weeks of manual setup split across freelancers.
"Add the local payment method buyers here expect." Built as a standard add-on, shown to you before it goes live. The add-on itself survives platform updates.
Homepage, palette and vehicle-category visuals tuned to your market, a storefront that looks raised on capital, with no agency invoice.
Hiring this out: a designer, a writer, a developer, an SEO, plus ops. That easily runs several thousand a month (illustrative, depends on your market). With IDA the whole team is included in your service period, and the only thing metered on top is your own AI usage, billed by your provider.
Full team, includedIDA gives your AI team your setup from day one: what you sell, your add-ons, how you make money, your live data. No ramp-up, no re-explaining. The advice fits your project, not a generic template.
Need an add-on, a theme change, a new landing page, or fresh category copy? Your AI team prepares it and shows you before anything goes live.
Schedule a Monday-morning briefing right from your own terminal — IDA reads the counts, velocities and trends in your live data and flags what's worth a look. Runs on your own AI account. Nothing routed through us.
IDA keeps a history of every code and file change they make. You can review any change, undo it, or roll back to a previous version at any time.
Your trial is the real platform, not a sandbox. Then it becomes genuinely yours, with your AI team running it on your own server.
Instant, no card
In the real admin panel
A guided walkthrough
Platform on your server
Your own AI, guided setup
Open for business
Your service period is a renewable plan for the team and upkeep, not rent for software you already own.
When the service period ends, updates, support and your AI team stop. Your platform keeps running.
An automotive platform spans both classifieds (high-volume listings) and marketplaces (on-platform purchase). Vehicle buyers often start with classifieds-style discovery (make, model, year, mileage) and move to on-platform transactions or dealer leads depending on the seller type.
An automotive platform handles both: vehicle-shape listings with deep filters, dealer workspaces, scheduled feed import, buyer inquiries straight to the dealer's workspace — and on-platform orders when the model needs them.
Monetization spans listing packages, dealer subscriptions, paid contacts and seller promotion (bump-up, highlight, fix-to-top, premium, urgent). A native banner module adds a second stream: 22 positions with regional targeting and click stats, ad space for parts brands, insurers and finance companies.
This platform is built for that mixed model: vehicle discovery with dealer-ready tooling. If your model is broader retail with cart + checkout across many product types, the Marketplace platform may be the better starting fit. For parts-only or pure-classifieds listings, the Classifieds platform is lighter.
Three ways to run an automotive marketplace. The honest trade-offs — including where owning costs you more up front.
We're not the cheapest to start, and SaaS is faster to first launch. What you get for that is ownership: no cut of your sales, your code on your server. And during the service period, our team supports you — with your AI team working right in your admin.
Your audience will want an app, and you can give them a branded one of your own.
Perpetual license — buy once, use it on your domain indefinitely. Prices shown are for the Automotive Marketplace platform.
After the included service period, continuous renewal is $3,600/year (or $2,600 per half-year) — optional. The license is perpetual and your automotive marketplace keeps running without it. Updates, support and your AI team need an active service period. See full pricing & what's included
Pricing, licensing, setup, ownership — the practical stuff.
No. The platform ships production-ready, and your AI team (IDA) works inside the admin panel for the everyday work you'd otherwise hire out — design tweaks, category copy, SEO, configuration, small custom fields. For larger custom work, our support team helps with architecture, and the /dev role builds it as an add-on so upgrades stay clean.
What AI can't decide (your pricing, your sellers, your brand) stays with you. The honest split: AI handles most of the repetitive build-and-run work. The judgment calls are yours.
A standard configuration (branding, categories, payment setup, basic translations) takes 2–3 weeks. Launches with custom integrations or heavy modifications typically run 6–10 weeks. The platform itself is production-ready from day one. Time-to-launch is almost entirely configuration, not engineering. Transactional emails ship as admin-editable templates, per language, no code.
Specialist roles (designer, writer, dev, admin, product, SEO, trust & safety, and QA) reachable by slash-command inside your admin. You can see them in action on request during your trial, and they run at full capacity once the platform is on your own server, during your active service period.
Your AI team runs on an engine you connect — Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Kimi, or OpenCode with any OpenRouter model. The model usage is billed through that engine. Everything else is part of your service period.
You get access to the platform code and can modify it — only about 7–8% of the core is closed, and the apps are compiled. We recommend custom changes as add-ons (our module system) so upgrades stay clean. The /dev role helps architect this, and our support team is on hand. The license is perpetual: your automotive marketplace keeps running whether or not you renew service.
The trial is the real platform on our servers — not a sandbox. When you buy, we move every setting and all your data to your own server, and the same team that helped you through the trial continues with you. No rebuild — everything carries over as is.
Most likely. Over 20 payment gateways ship as standard add-ons — part of 100+ add-ons in total for payments, listings, monetization, AI and more. If your provider isn't there, your AI team wires it as a standard payment add-on.
One payment for the platform license (it's yours indefinitely), plus a service period for updates, support and your AI team — $3,600/year for continuous renewal, optional. There are no transaction fees and no cut of your sales, so your cost doesn't grow as your platform does. See full pricing for tier details.
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