A beautiful storefront for your lot — priced by how many cars you're actually selling.
No DMS required. No flat fee for capacity you don't use. Just a genuinely modern storefront, priced by your active listings.
$0 down
'19 Civic EX
$13,450
'20 RAV4 LE
$21,995
'19 Silverado
$24,900
under 10 min
How much does a car dealer website cost?
Self-serve car dealer website builders commonly charge a flat monthly rate ($49–60/month) regardless of a dealer's inventory size, rather than pricing based on how many vehicles are actively listed.
Your tier
$0/month · up to 15 active listings
The car dealer website builder built for small lots
Brand it.
Upload your logo, pick your colors, done.
Build your grid.
Mix promo tiles with vehicle listings in a layout that's actually yours.
Add your cars.
VIN-decode-assisted entry — no DMS needed.
See what you can build
Three live example storefronts, not mockups — click through to a real, working store for each layout.
Flagship
Leads with your best vehicle, full-bleed, above the rest of the lot — best when you've got a standout unit to sell the others by association.
View demo storefront →Lot Map
A dense, price-first grid plus a real embedded map of your actual lot — buyers see exactly where to find you.
View demo storefront →Minimal Row
Editorial list rows, generous whitespace, a boutique-lot feel — every vehicle gets room to breathe instead of a tile.
View demo storefront →The most affordable car dealer website — priced for small lots
Same three questions every small lot asks, side by side.
| GridDealer | Dealerwebsites.com | SPARQsites | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $20/mo (≤15 listings) | $49/mo flat | $60/mo flat |
| Priced by inventory size | Yes | No | No |
| Customizable merchandising grid | Yes | No (template only) | No (fixed card grid) |
Priced for your lot, not someone else's.
One subscription per storefront. Change tiers any month.
See the full pricing breakdown & FAQ →
Questions small lots ask
Most self-serve car dealer website builders charge a flat monthly rate regardless of inventory size — commonly $49-60/month — though some tools price by active listing count instead, which can cost significantly less for a small lot with under 15-20 vehicles.
No — some website builders require a DMS integration to sync inventory automatically, but tools built around manual listing entry (often with VIN-decode assistance to speed up data entry) work fine for lots that don't run a full DMS.
It depends on the pricing model — a flat monthly fee can be expensive relative to a small lot's actual inventory size, so a builder priced by active listing count is often more cost-effective for lots under 20-30 vehicles.
Some dealer website builders generate a dedicated, shareable link for each vehicle listing, pre-loaded with dealer contact info, specifically designed to be posted to social platforms or sent directly to interested buyers.