Screens for car dealerships
The window sticker that changes itself.
A printed sticker is wrong the moment you move the car or move the price. Put the number on the glass beside it — spec, payment, and the disclosure line — and change it from your phone without walking back to the printer.
What it replaces
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The reprinted window sticker
Price drops on Thursday, the sticker says Tuesday. A screen beside the car is right the second you tap Save.
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The lot that closes at six
Your busiest browsing happens after hours, in the dark, with nobody to ask. A window screen sells while the doors are locked.
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The clipboard of payment quotes
Put the estimated payment on the glass with its disclosure already attached, instead of scribbling numbers on a business card.
Production example
Screenshots showing how a car dealership uses Screens for vehicle spotlights and after-hours lot windows.
Premier Motors
vehicle spotlight
Premier Motors
lot window
Built for the way you actually work
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Vehicle spotlight
Year, trim, price, payment, mileage, VIN — the digital window sticker for whatever is on the floor today.
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Payment board
The monthly number, the term, the money down — with the on-approved-credit line already written underneath.
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On the lot today
Fresh trades and new arrivals rotating on the showroom wall, updated as the lot changes.
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After-hours lot window
Portrait glass facing the lot with a QR to full inventory — the couple walking at 9pm gets every price.
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Trade-in board
“We’ll buy your car even if you don’t buy ours” — the line that starts a conversation with a walk-in.
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Disclosures built in
Every board that names a price or a payment ships with its disclosure line, editable to your store’s exact wording.
Fair questions
▸Does it plug into our DMS or inventory feed?
Not yet — today you edit the boards from your phone, which takes seconds per car. A feed-driven version is on the roadmap, and we would rather ship the honest answer than a promise.
▸Who keeps the prices right?
Whoever already changes them. It is one screen on a phone, so the person who repriced the car updates the glass on the way past it.
▸What about advertising compliance?
Every price and payment template carries a disclosure line out of the box. It is a normal editable line, not hidden fine print — set it to the wording your store and state require, and it shows on the board.
▸We do sales and service — do we need two accounts?
No. Pick either pack when you sign up and take the other one too; showroom boards and service-drive boards run side by side on one dashboard.
Light your first screen today.
The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.