Biweekly DealerSpy Report
This sample uses invented details to show the kind of insights DealerSpy includes. Your first report is free. If it is useful, the paid biweekly report keeps checking for changes and turns the clearest opportunity into a practical next step. The exact report layout may change as the product gets sharper. All details, numbers, screenshots, review themes, and examples on this page are invented.
Demo Motors has a clear shopper path, but pricing confidence breaks before the lead form.
The biggest opportunity in this sample report is to make the advertised price easier to trust across the website and third-party listings. The report keeps the finding narrow and turns it into one Quick Win.
Confirm pricing display rules across website and third-party listings.
Shoppers should see the same price story before they submit a lead. This is the first item we would send to the website or inventory vendor.
Acceptance checklist
- Vehicle cards show MSRP, dealer discount, and simple price in the intended order.
- Third-party listings do not show a conflicting discount or outdated price.
- Mobile lead form appears after the shopper can understand the price.
Subject: Please verify Demo Motors pricing display rules
Hi team — can you confirm the current pricing display rules for Demo Motors? We want the mobile SRP card, VDP pricing module, and third-party feed to tell the same shopper story: MSRP, dealer discount, and final advertised price should line up clearly before the lead form. Please review the sample vehicle below and send back the rule set you are applying across website and listing feeds.
Thanks.
Inventory is reachable, but the first screen splits attention.
The sample mobile homepage gives shoppers access to inventory, service, finance, and specials. We would keep the path simple: make the inventory action obvious first, then support the rest of the journey below.
One sample vehicle shows where price confidence can weaken.
Review themes are summarized with dates and plain language.
This sample shows how DealerSpy turns recent review signals into a short read. We show one positive theme, one concern if present, and the age of the latest visible signal.
“Easy buying process and helpful sales team.” 5-star sample · 12 days ago
“Had to ask twice about final price.” 3-star sample · 38 days ago
We check what AI answer tools may say about the store.
The report notes whether the dealership appears in a clear, useful way for sample buyer questions. For launch, this section is a snapshot, not a promise that every AI answer will be controlled.
Marketplace signals are framed carefully.
DealerSpy compares visible public listing signals where they are reliable enough to discuss. If a feed looks different from the website, we call it a feed check and keep the language cautious.
Every report says what was reviewed and what should not be over-read.
This sample report uses fictional data. A real report includes source links, screenshots, and short caveats so the dealer can understand where the finding came from and what still needs deeper review.
Free first report. If it is useful, upgrade to the paid biweekly report.
The free report shows what DealerSpy found once. The paid biweekly report makes it a rhythm: check what changed, pick the clearest opportunity, and send a practical next step your team or vendor can act on.