CDJR OEM Website Provider - Help Pick My Poison??

[Grateful&Blessed]

I've been given the choice of DEP (Dealer eProcess), Dealer.com, DealerFire, Dealer Inspire, DealerOn and Pixel Motion.

I'd be appreciative and grateful for any input as to which one might be a best choice. Or the top two. Or 'whatever you do don't pick X'.

 

[Ryan Everson]

I've been given the choice of DEP (Dealer eProcess), Dealer.com, DealerFire, Dealer Inspire, DealerOn and Pixel Motion.

I'd be appreciative and grateful for any input as to which one might be a best choice. Or the top two. Or 'whatever you do don't pick X'.

Hi Grateful & Blessed, take a look at this recent thread with lots of good feedback on this same question:

TAKE POLL - Which Stellantis Approved Website You Recommend?

Which Stellantis program would you recommend for hosting a CDJR dealerships website? I'd also like some feedback for each one as well with your dealerships experience with them!

forum.dealerrefresh.com

 

[Grateful&Blessed]

Good stuff, thank you!

 

[JimTaylor]

I've been given the choice of DEP (Dealer eProcess), Dealer.com, DealerFire, Dealer Inspire, DealerOn and Pixel Motion.

I'd be appreciative and grateful for any input as to which one might be a best choice. Or the top two. Or 'whatever you do don't pick X'.

I highly recommend Dealer eProcess. I've been with them for over three years. One of the main reasons I left our previous provider was the inventory pages made it hard to find what the customer was looking for. The dealer eProcess pages are much better organized for navigating and filtering. Also, our other provider was always trying to sell us something else when we had our monthly calls, and couldn't seem to keep them focused on our goals. The account rep that I have now at dealer eProcess is always very responsive and issues are quickly corrected. I am a happy customer. We have a Toyota and Lexus through them.