A scoped dealership proposal
Pricing built around your dealership operation.
Showroom InSite prepares a tailored proposal after reviewing the number of rooftops, website scope, inventory and data sources, required pathways, migration needs, training, and ongoing managed service.
Proposal inputs
What shapes the scope
The proposal starts with rooftops, website scope, data sources, customer pathways, migration needs, and ongoing service.
- Rooftops, brands, locations, departments, languages, and approval structure
- Inventory, pricing, incentives, media, research, and other approved data sources
- Pages, migrations, redirects, promotions, forms, calls, chatbot, and lead-delivery pathways
- Training, support, reporting, content, SEO, and ongoing change volume
Implementation
What the launch scope should make explicit
A complete implementation proposal identifies the work required to plan, build, verify, launch, and hand over the ongoing operating rhythm.
- Discovery, source mapping, information architecture, design, development, and content
- Data onboarding, configuration, migration, redirects, and analytics preparation
- Responsive, accessibility, SEO, workflow, form, delivery, and launch verification
- Dealership approvals, training, go-live decision, rollback, and ownership
Managed service
What the ongoing scope should cover
The recurring service defines which website, SEO, merchandising, promotional, support, reporting, and improvement responsibilities Showroom InSite owns.
- Page, content, offer, staff, location, navigation, and campaign updates
- Technical, local, inventory, on-page, and content SEO work
- Site-health checks, support intake, work-completed reporting, and prioritization
- Dealer approval points and third-party dependencies
Commercial clarity
What you should see before deciding
The proposal should separate one-time implementation, recurring managed service, optional work, third-party costs, dealership responsibilities, assumptions, and exclusions.
- The exact scope and acceptance criteria
- Pricing, billing cadence, term, change process, and offboarding terms
- Named owners, destinations, dependencies, and evidence requirements
- A practical demo and review of the dealership’s current workflow
The signed proposal contains pricing, service levels, operating commitments, and change terms.
Get a proposal your operating team can evaluate.
We’ll review the current website, required scope, data sources, lead pathways, implementation needs, and ongoing responsibilities before presenting commercial terms.