Start with a few rooftops. Prove the economics. Expand where it works.
Clairvo helps dealer groups test private-party acquisition through a focused 3-month paid pilot across selected rooftops before making a broader rollout decision.
A practical way to test private-party acquisition
Dealer groups do not need another vendor pushed across every rooftop. Clairvo gives groups a practical way to test whether high-intent private-party seller demand can become a profitable acquisition channel. Start with a focused pilot, measure performance, and expand only where the economics support it.
Start small
Choose 2–4 rooftops where used inventory acquisition is a priority.
Measure what matters
Evaluate showed appointments, acquisition rate, cost per acquired vehicle, and ROI.
Expand with confidence
Roll out to additional stores only when the data supports it.
Launch the pilot. Review performance. Expand where it works.
Select pilot rooftops
Choose stores with strong acquisition need, active market fit, and a clear internal owner.
Launch the 3-month pilot
Activate selected rooftops and align on success metrics before seller opportunities begin.
Review performance
Track appointment quality, acquisition outcomes, cost per acquired vehicle, and store adoption.
Expand where it works
Add rooftops by market, brand, region, or acquisition need.
Simple pilot structure with clear economics
| Pilot Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Pilot length | 3 months |
| Monthly subscription | $1,995 per rooftop |
| Included appointments | Up to 6 showed appointments/month per rooftop |
| Additional showed appointments | $300 each after 6 |
| After pilot | Month-to-month / additional showed appointments $375 each |
| Success metrics | Showed appointments, acquisition rate, cost per acquired vehicle, ROI |
Best for groups that want to test before expanding
Questions dealer groups ask before launching
Do we need to roll this out across the full group?
No. The recommended approach is to start with 2–4 rooftops and expand only if the pilot performs.
Can we choose the pilot rooftops?
Yes. Clairvo and the group should align on rooftops based on market fit, brand fit, used inventory need, and operational readiness.
How do we measure success?
The pilot should be measured by showed appointments, acquisition rate, cost per acquired vehicle, ROI, and store adoption.
What happens after the pilot?
If the pilot performs, the group can continue month-to-month and expand to additional rooftops.
Ready to test private-party acquisition across selected rooftops?
Start with a focused pilot and see whether Clairvo can become a profitable acquisition channel for your group.