Dealer.com reviews

Dealer.com ControlCenter provides everything I need to make sure I get enough eyes on the vehicles we sell at the dealership. This gives me full control when it comes to monitoring and statistics as well. You need to know when something isn't working and this Control Center gives you great insight.

I find some of the navigation to be a little hard to understand. It's not the best layout and it feels like not a lot of thought when into how to properly jump from area to area. But, once you understand where everything is it becomes much easier. I wish there was a way to edit the panels in the order of my choosing.

Dealer.com provides basic functionality. It does work for the bare minimum functionality.

This company was once very innovative but now the software is bloated, the customer support is underwhelming, and the price is quite high. Everything about Dealer.com just feels old and sluggish. It has been passed by time.

It gives you a ton of data on our your site performance. Pretty easy to make changes to your site. Good templates to work from.

I wish there was a staging area for making changes to the website because right now most changes are live and I would rather have to make it live myself. Good data but I wish I could track a lead from my site through their visit and their origin.

Dealer.com is a great platform for eCommerce. It lists products, pictures, prices and other relevant information.

If you need to use Dealer.com for anything else besides an eCommerce platform, you best look somewhere else. It has THE WORST page editor I've ever experienced in my life. We are in the 21st Century and this platform can't find a way to pause the live page while you are editing. So what happens when you need to preview your edits? You press publish, quickly visit the live page, examine the edits and go back to the backend if you need to continue with more edits.

What about when you need move something up and down within the page? There are content boxes that you can move. Are they labeled? Yes - they are all the same generic "content" label. So let's say you have 10 "content" labels and you have to move Label 3 down to the 8th spot. Do you think you can do it? What happens if you actually had to move Label 2? Good luck fixing that mess because there is no "back" or "undo" button.

The best part is the customer service and how they will jump to fix any problem. My website also looks pretty nice.

If you know how to code yourself, I find it difficult to modify their website. I wish you could make more alterations.

I have been using this software for 6+ years. It is easy to use and gets the job done. But what I like most is the customer service. I have always had a great rep. They are almost always available to answer calls and if not they will call right back.

Like I said I have been using this software for 6+ years and the software had made minimal updates from day one. A lot has changed in 6 years and I don't feel like Dealer.com is keeping up.

Dealer.com controlcenter is a simple to use dashboard that allows you to control your online presence. It is user-friendly.

Dealer.com has merged with Cox Automotive, and their entire support department merged too. The support team used to be a shining star for Dealer.com, but since the merger they have assigned website accounts to reps who have no idea what they are doing, and have to escalate every ticket to the point where they can take weeks.

I think the dealer.com support, for the most part, is good. They call you right back and try to handle your issues as quick as possible.

Everything is cookie cutter and if you try to set up your own webpages, their editor throws you back to the 1990s where, to get anything to work properly, you have to hard code it. Also the system and website is not responsive.

we like how user friendly it is for inventory integration and pushing vehicles out to 3rd party sites

it is a little more costly than other options

What good is a product or a service if you do not have a reliable person to turn to when you need assistance? That is what makes dealer.com so nice. When we have a problem, I know I can reach out to our account manager and the issue will be resolved.

I do wish Dealer.com gave dealers more flexibility in regards to the creative aspect of their website. Sometimes, I feel like the pages generated look very bland and are repetitive since they are distributed to each dealer (within the same manufacture).

The eye-catching designs of Dealer.com websites are superior to other website providers in the automotive space. The ease of adding or managing content is user friendly. The customer support is above average.

The mobile versus desktop experience is different from other providers with a responsive design. Would prefer more mobile responsive solution.

Support is great, and we don't have many issues when it comes to our website that can't be resolved quickly. This is extremely important as our website drives most of our business. We use CDK for some of our other sites, and we constantly have problems with that site.

The sites seem to be pretty basic, and the lack of widgets don't allow for a particularly visually appealing site. I would also like to see a mobile app included in the subscription.

It is extremely easy to navigate and has a variety of reporting measurements which is important to my role. This tool is put together by a team that clearly understands our needs as an automotive dealer.

I don't know if it is an issue with Dealer.com or AutoTrader but we cannot syndicate photos from dealer.com to our actual website.

The website editor is easy to use and you do not need to know HTML. Templates when creating new pages, too. But...

Had lots of bugs and issues in our time. Support was slow in many cases. The website design is cookie-cutter boring. Looks old. Hard to make your website standout with their old designs. We had multiple blackouts, too.

The customer support team is very attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly

The picture scrolling aspect is a side-scroller model. I'd prefer a scroll-down model.

We have used dealer.com for over 6 years. It is easy to make changes in their backend tool to your website. Support team is great help and usually in a timely manner.

There are other providers that seem to be more technologically advanced than dealer.com. Recently we have been switched between a few reps. It would be nice to have a consistent one who can help make suggestions and be there for quick questions and understand your wants and needs as a car dealership.

You can drill down on all analytics, leads, and inventory with just a couple clicks on your mouse. Best site we have

None. The website and back-end to dealer.com is top notch. I cant say one bad thing about this product or the people that stand behind it.

Helps me to maintain, change and execute any daily functions on the spur of the moment and its live almost instantly

nothing, the tool is easy to use and if you need customer service they are there!

I like that it can house several Dealer.com products at once: analytics for websites, paid search, and more.

The design of this software is pretty outdated and bulky, and sometimes the numbers in their analytics differed from other sources.

Easy to build webpages, large media library, great informational reporting, and the support staff is friendly and always willing to help.

There have been times that I don't have some widgets I need. So I think just add more widgets for users that know how to use the software.

It's easy to use and whatever is not able to be accessed there is a tech support line that's ready to help you. Of all the tech supports it is the easiest to get ahold of someone, and more times than not they can fix your issue over the phone without having to escalate it. The websites look great and are form functioning across multiple different sites, making integration easy for pricing, images, and just about anything you may need. While still giving the customer most of the control.

There are some functions that don't work as intended, but a quick tech support call can get those fixed pretty quickly. They also do have some things locked behind paywalls, if you will, that could be open or should be part of base packages, but otherwise it's very user-friendly.