Inventory visibility for dealerships

Make your inventory visible to AI.

Shoppers ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity which car to buy. CarFeed puts your cars in those answers and sends the shopper straight to your own page.

What the assistant receives

Your cars, in a form a model can quote.

response · carfeed.aias of 14:02 utc
CARFEED · 3 of 47 · sorted by relevance Understood: SUV · up to $30,000 · AWD · clean title only Coverage: 340 of ~400 indexed dealers in radius 1. [CF-8K2M] 2022 Toyota RAV4 XLE Premium AWD $27,450 · 34,120 mi · hybrid · white · 1 owner Sunrise Toyota, Fremont CA price cut $1,200 · listed 41 days · $1,900 below median sunrisetoyota.com → carfeed.ai/r/CF-8K2M 2. [CF-3PQ7] 2021 Subaru Forester Sport $26,900 · 41,880 mi · gas · grey · 2 owners Bay Subaru, San Leandro CA listed 12 days · no price history yet baysubaru.com → carfeed.ai/r/CF-3PQ7

Every fact comes from your own vehicle page. No invented specs, and the link goes to you.

What it does for the store

More shoppers, on your site, and a record of every one.

More leads, already qualified

A shopper who asks an assistant has settled the model, the trim, the budget and the title status before they ever reach you. They arrive on your vehicle page ready to talk, not ready to browse.

More views of every vehicle

Every car you list becomes answerable — including the ones that never surface on a marketplace because they are older, cheaper or one of a hundred like it.

Direct traffic to your own site

The link in the answer points at your VDP. No marketplace profile in between, no shared shopper, no lead resold to the three dealers down the road.

Analytics on every click

Which assistant asked, what the shopper asked for, which of your vehicles came back and at what position, and who clicked through to you.

Where the answers happen

The assistants your shoppers already ask.

One index, served to every assistant that reads the open web — same units, same as-of time, same link back to you. Nothing to set up per assistant, and one place to see what all of them did.

Check your site
OpenAI

ChatGPT

Reads us asOAI-SearchBot · ChatGPT-User
Anthropic

Claude

Reads us asClaudeBot · Claude-User
Google

Gemini

Reads us asGoogle-Extended · Googlebot
Perplexity AI

Perplexity

Reads us asPerplexityBot · Perplexity-User

Copilot, Grok and every crawler behind them read the same pages. If your site blocks these agents in robots.txt, we tell you during onboarding — that one file is usually the whole reason a dealership is invisible.

Measured, not guessed

See every question, every view, every click.

Search traffic used to arrive anonymous. Here it does not: you get the assistant that asked, the shopper’s own wording, the vehicle that came back, its position in the answer, and the click that followed it to your site.

  • →Click-throughs attributed to the query that caused them
  • →Per-vehicle exposure, so you know which cars carry the store
  • →Demand nobody in your market covered — what to buy at auction
  • →Data-quality alerts: the fields keeping cars out of answers
Your dashboardExample
Times shown12,480in the last 30 days
Click-throughs1,905shoppers sent to you
Click rate15.3%many more just call
Average position2.4assistants read the top few
Exposure by day
How it works

Three steps, and only the first one needs you.

01

We read your site

Enter your address once. We detect the platform, pull every vehicle, and refresh it daily. No feed to configure, no plugin to install, nothing for your website vendor to do.

02

Assistants answer with your cars

Your inventory is served in the shape a language model can quote without inventing anything: explicit units, a stated as-of time, and a link straight to your own vehicle page.

03

You see what was asked

Which assistants asked, what they asked for, which of your vehicles were shown and at what position, and how many shoppers we sent to your site.

Find out what assistants say about your dealership.

We’ll show you what we can read today — how many vehicles, and which of them are missing the fields that keep them out of answers.