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Dealer Garage Use case

Dealer software you buy once

A used-car lot has enough bills. Software does not have to be one of them every month.

Updated October 9, 2026·1 min read
Short answer

Dealer Garage is installable dealer software with no subscription. The free plan covers inventory, customers, deals, most paperwork and the calendar. Basic ($99 once) adds the bill of sale, garage register, lead sync, online forms, Marketplace posting and email campaigns. Pro ($149 once) adds more than one computer. There are no per-user or monthly fees.

What you pay

PlanPriceWhat it adds
Free$0, no expiryInventory, photos, cost tracking, customers, vendors, deals, most forms, manual leads, calendar, dashboard, calculator, backup
Basic$99 onceBill of sale from a deal, garage register, listing-site lead sync, online forms, Marketplace posting, email campaigns
Pro$149 onceEverything in Basic, more than one computer with seat keys, browser access on your network

There is no charge per user, per vehicle or per month.

What you take on in return

  • Your data lives on your computer, so you keep backups. Dealer Garage saves everything to one file.
  • You keep the computer running during opening hours if staff share it.
  • You update the app when new versions are released.

See desktop and cloud dealer software compared for the trade-offs.

Working out your own numbers

Take the monthly price of any alternative, multiply by your users and by 36, and compare it with the one-time price plus the cost of a computer. The comparison page has a template.

What it does not do

Dealer Garage is for independent used-car lots. It does not integrate with manufacturers, run a website for you or collect instalment payments. See who it is for.

Questions people ask

Can I try before paying?

Yes. The free plan never expires.

Is there a charge per user?

No. Plans are one-time purchases without per-user or monthly fees.

Try Dealer Garage

Dealer Garage is installable dealer management software for independent used-car dealers in the US and Canada: inventory, leads, deals, dealer paperwork, Facebook Marketplace posting and email campaigns, with records stored on the dealership's own computer..