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Car Dealer Tracker

Car Dealer Tracker is a dealership management app for iPhone, iPad, and Android that brings vehicle inventory, expenses, sales, CRM, team access, cloud sync, parts, reports, and real per-vehicle profit into one workspace.

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THE BUSINESS IN NUMBERS

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1,0062026-10 · Ending MRR / USD
Historical trend, missing values left blank05031K2025-12:112026-01:332026-02:612026-03:1062026-04:1702026-05:2342026-06:2662026-07:3022026-08:5342026-09:8682026-10:1,0062025-122026-10

Historical monthly records; Oct 2026 may be an incomplete month. MRR does not equal profit. Missing values left blank, negative values shown as recorded.

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PeriodEnding MRR / USD
2025-1211
2026-0133
2026-0261
2026-03106
2026-04170
2026-05234
2026-06266
2026-07302
2026-08534
2026-09868
2026-101,006
01 / PRODUCT & PEOPLE

Who does it serve and what problem does it solve?

Car Dealer Tracker is a dealership management app for iPhone, iPad, and Android that brings vehicle inventory, expenses, sales, CRM, team access, cloud sync, parts, reports, and real per-vehicle profit into one workspace.

Target Audience

The existing dossier does not explicitly specify the target audience. Verify against the official site or user interviews.

02 / BUSINESS MODEL

How does it charge?

Pricing model unknown

No available pricing data. Checkout traffic and revenue records do not substitute for pricing evidence.

The above describes historical pricing. Check official website for current prices.

03 / ACQUISITION

Where do users come from?

Available data is insufficient to explain user acquisition. Additional channel data needed.

Channel share, initial acquisition, and growth drivers are distinct; correlation does not imply proven causation.

04 / YOUR NEXT QUESTION

What remains to be verified?

The following are research questions, not established market opportunities.

  • What do target users actually pay for? Is there direct user feedback or paid interview evidence?
  • What packages and prices are sold today? Verify pricing before assuming reproducibility.
  • Where did the first paying users come from? Real customer acquisition history needed.
  • Whose needs are competitors failing to meet? Find specific evidence before deciding on your angle.

05 / BUSINESS EVIDENCE

Test stories with numbers

The following signals are used to audit cases, not to automatically validate product success or market opportunities.

1,006Snapshot MRR / USD (non-profit)
1,559Snapshot 30-day revenue / USD
2026-10-24Metric updated