Dealers & Shops: The Hidden Value in Every Ticket
Unit sales, parts counters, service bays and build sheets add up to one of the richest records of how riders buy, ride and repair. Find out what your dealership's business data could be worth.
The Data Behind Your Business
Unit sales & inventory
Units sold, days in stock, aging and seasonal demand by model class, in totals.
Parts & accessories
Parts counter sales, accessory attach rates and special-order patterns.
Service & repair
Repair order types, labor times, common failures and comebacks, never tied to a customer.
Builds & upgrades
Lift, suspension, lighting and armor build patterns by vehicle platform.
Rental & demo fleet
Utilization, damage and maintenance trends.
F&I operations
Product attach rates in totals only. Never applications or credit data.
If You Use Tools Like These, You're Creating Data
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Powersports Dealers & Off-Road Shops: FAQ
Is a single-location dealer a fit?
Buyers currently favor established businesses with roughly 20+ staff that run on software every day. Dealer groups and high-volume stores fit best. If you're smaller, text us anyway and we'll tell you honestly where you stand.
Do OEM dealer agreements matter?
They can. OEM dealer agreements and DMS contracts may limit certain data, so we check who holds the rights before anything moves.
Is there a cost?
No. The appraisal is free and there's no commitment.
What's Your Company's Data Worth?
One text to Max finds out. No upload, no cost, no commitment.
