AutoManager is dealer management software with websites, inventory marketing and CRM for used car dealers. Plans start at $70 per month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AutoManager is a software provider for automotive dealers. Its two main products are DeskManager, a dealer management system (DMS), and WebManager, an online vehicle marketing and website platform. The company says it has over 25 years of experience and serves thousands of users across the U.S. and Canada.
The software is designed for used car dealers, and the company also says it serves truck, boat, RV and airplane dealers. It positions the products as priced for small independents, with add-ons that let larger franchise dealers expand them.
AutoManager is split into connected products. The DMS handles inventory, deal structuring and paperwork. The website and marketing tools publish inventory online and send it to listing sites. The CRM tracks leads and sends follow-ups, and it integrates with both the DMS and the website.
Because the pieces share data, a vehicle entered in the DMS can appear on the dealer website and on marketplaces. Leads from those channels can flow into the CRM. A mobile app for iPhone and Android lets staff work away from the desk.
The DMS includes inventory management, F&I calculations, more than 10,000 contracts and forms, lead management and payment processing. Buy Here Pay Here and QuickBooks integration are optional modules. The homepage also names RouteOne, Dealertrack and CUDL for financing.
Marketing tools include inventory exports to 250 plus partners, Facebook Marketplace auto-posting, Craigslist posting, automated YouTube video posting, automotive SEO and an AI vehicle description generator. The CRM adds automated text and email follow-up, text blasts, integrated calling and recording, and phone routing.
AutoManager is a software provider for car dealers. Its products include DeskManager, a dealer management system, and WebManager, which handles online vehicle marketing and websites. It also offers a CRM with text marketing.
The pricing page lists a Dealer Management System from $88 per month, Car Dealer Website & Marketing from $70 per month, and Automotive CRM & Text Marketing from $140 per month. A DMS and website package starts at $144 per month. Optional modules and some add-ons cost extra.
The site offers a free demo and a free trial through its Request a Demo and Start Free Trial buttons. It does not state the length of the trial.
It is designed for used car dealers, including small independents and franchise dealers. The company also says it serves truck, boat, RV and airplane dealers.
It names RouteOne, Dealertrack and CUDL for financing, QuickBooks Online and Desktop, and WordPress. It also posts inventory to Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, YouTube, Google listings and eBay Motors, and exports to more than 250 marketplaces.
Yes. Buy Here Pay Here (BHPH) is listed as an optional module on the DMS plan. The site also advertises recurring payments and credit card processing.
The company says its products are priced aggressively for small independents and can be expanded with add-ons for larger dealers. Starting prices are public, which helps small dealers estimate costs.
Yes. The DMS and CRM plans list a mobile app, and the homepage says it is available for iPhone and Android.