EverLogic is QuickBooks-certified dealership software for RV, marine and trailer dealers. Core Desktop is $139/mo per license; Mobile is $39/mo.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
EverLogic is dealership management software from EverLogic LLC, a company based in Jacksonville, Florida. Mike Goodwin started the business in 2003, and the first product, released two years later under the name RV Logic, was designed for RV dealerships. Its defining idea was to connect directly to Intuit QuickBooks rather than force dealers onto an on-platform accounting system.
Today the software is sold to RV, trailer, golf cart, powersports, heavy equipment, marine, automotive, manufactured home and tiny home dealerships. The company says it remains committed to RV dealers while serving customers across the United States, Canada and the Caribbean.
EverLogic describes itself as the only QuickBooks-certified dealership management system, a status it says required passing a system test run by Intuit.
Dealership staff do their daily work inside EverLogic: entering units, quoting customers, building deals, writing repair orders, selling parts and taking payments. Those transactions are then sent to QuickBooks through an item-to-item mapping, so accountants do not have to re-key the same data.
Customer and inventory data is stored in the cloud, secured and backed up, and can be reached from desktop, mobile and tablet. Access is licensed by concurrent use: the number of licenses purchased is the number of people who can use the software at one time.
The company also sells a mobile product and offers QuickBooks ProAdvisor services, including training, consulting and programming, for teams that need help beyond the EverLogic-QuickBooks connection.
EverLogic is organized into eight modules. Customer Management holds customer history, texting, lead management, and notes and files. Unit Inventory tracks any vehicle or unit by serial number, supports individual and bulk entry, and can send photos and details to a dealer website. Parts Inventory adds barcodes, multi-location stock, vendor price files and reorder notifications.
The Service module includes a built-in calendar, multiple jobs, a technician time clock, a job assignment tool and automatic parts reconciliation. Point of Sale accepts cash, credit or internal payment types through an integrated payment system and a card terminal device.
Sales & Finance serves as the central hub for transactions, and Document Management digitizes paperwork so it can be viewed across locations. The QuickBooks Accounting module handles the mapping and sync with QuickBooks Online or Desktop.
EverLogic is dealership management software from EverLogic LLC in Jacksonville, Florida. It combines customer management, inventory, point of sale, sales and finance, service and document management with a QuickBooks integration. It was first built for RV dealerships and now serves other dealer types.
EverLogic Core Desktop is listed at $139 per month per license on the pricing page, with a three-license minimum, though some pages show $129. EverLogic Mobile is $39 per month per license. A one-time $4,000 fee covers training and implementation support.
Yes. EverLogic works with QuickBooks Online and Desktop versions and says it is the only DMS certified by QuickBooks. It sends vehicle sales, parts and service sales, purchases, deposits, and new customers and vendors using item-to-item mapping.
The sources do not mention a free trial. EverLogic offers a free demo, which can be watched or set up as a personalized one-on-one session, along with free training for users.
The company says dealerships are fully operational in 30 days or less. Access is available within 24 hours of submitting the signed agreement and payment information, and the team walks customers through each implementation step.
EverLogic serves RV, trailer, golf cart, powersports, heavy equipment, marine, automotive, manufactured home, tiny home and other dealerships. It started with RV dealerships and says it remains committed to them.
No. The company states it has no annual contracts and that customers can cancel at any time. Administrators can also add or remove licenses whenever needed.
Support is based in Jacksonville, FL, with no extra fee. Users can open a ticket inside the application and the company says to expect a reply in under an hour during business hours. Phone support and free training classes are also available.