Paid-for leads go cold
Every third-party, Facebook and website lead has a price. After a couple of follow-ups, most get parked and never called again. That spend gets written off quietly.
Outreach agent · dead-lead reactivation
The short answer
Amos is an AI outreach agent for car dealerships. He pulls aged and dead leads, lease-ends and equity customers out of your CRM, researches each one, follows up on the channel they answer where consent allows, and hands only ready-to-buy customers to your sales team, with the full conversation logged.
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Amos works the leads your team stopped calling. He re-engages them on the channel they actually answer, and hands over only the ones ready to buy.
Pulls dead leads, lease-ends, past enquiries and service customers with trade-in equity out of your CRM.
What they looked at, when their lease or finance ends, whether they could be a fleet buyer. No generic blasts.
Email, SMS and WhatsApp where consent allows. LinkedIn for business and fleet buyers. Every message is timed and personal.
Ready-to-buy replies go to a rep, or straight into an appointment, with the full conversation logged in your CRM.
Where the money leaks
Most dealerships don't have a lead problem. They have a follow-up problem and a spend problem. Buying more leads to cover leads you never worked is the most expensive way to sell a car.
Every third-party, Facebook and website lead has a price. After a couple of follow-ups, most get parked and never called again. That spend gets written off quietly.
Agencies report on reach and clicks. You pay for cars sold. When nobody connects a post to a booked test drive, the budget keeps going to whatever looks busy.
Your best closers spend hours on people who will never answer. Meanwhile, the customer whose lease ends next month hears from the dealer down the road first.
Amos, answered
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The audit looks at leads aged 30 to 365 days, because that is where most still-in-market buyers sit. Older leads can still be worth contacting, but consent is the limit: in Canada, implied consent under CASL from an enquiry generally lasts six months and from a purchase or lease two years, so Amos checks each lead before choosing a channel.
Dead and aged internet leads, third-party and Facebook lead-ad leads, past enquiries, lease-end and finance-maturity lists, and service customers with trade-in equity. For business owners, Amos also flags possible fleet buyers.
Email, SMS and WhatsApp where the customer’s consent allows, and LinkedIn for business and fleet buyers. Each lead is contacted on the channel they are most likely to answer, at a sensible time, with quiet hours respected.
Amos keeps the conversation going, answers questions, and qualifies the buyer. When someone is ready, Amos books the appointment or hands the conversation to a rep, with the last enquiry, trade-in and finance status attached, and logs everything in your CRM.
Yes. Amos pulls lease-ends and service customers with likely trade-in equity out of your CRM and contacts them before their term ends, with options that keep their payment close to what they pay today.
In the pilot, Amos works an agreed batch of aged leads and results are measured against a control group: appointments set, appointments shown and units sold from reactivated leads. You see the numbers at day 30.
Only with consent, and Amos is built around that. Before anything goes out, we sort your leads by consent status under CASL in Canada and TCPA in the US. Leads without valid consent get email only, or are left alone. Opt-outs are honoured straight away, quiet hours are respected, and every message is logged.
No. Amos takes on the follow-up your BDC never gets to: leads that are months old, lease-end lists and fleet prospects. Your people get the conversations that are ready to book, with context already attached.
Free dead-lead audit
Tell us about your store. We'll send a secure upload link for an export of leads aged 30 to 365 days. Within 48 hours you get:
NDA on request. Your data is used only for your audit and deleted afterwards if you don't go ahead.