Autofunds

Web-based dealership management and F&I software for automotive dealers

Updated August 5, 2026

Autofunds Overview

Autofunds is a browser-based dealership management system for independent dealers. It covers inventory, VIN decoding, deal calculations, F&I forms, customer records and online access; the first-party pricing comparison separates Starter/Premier setup fees from optional book-value and credit-report charges.

Key Features

  • Web DMS: Browser-based access for multiple users and locations.
  • Inventory: VIN decoding, costs, repairs, photos and classified feeds.
  • Deal processing: Calculators, lenders, F&I products, forms and registrations.
  • Customer records: Prospects, leads, credit history and document storage.
  • Optional data services: J.D. Power, Galves and credit-report services are separately priced.

Pricing

Plan Price Included / notes
Starter dealer software $299 one-time setup Web DMS, inventory, deal calculations, forms and unlimited users
Premier dealer software $249 one-time setup plus Starter features Adds the professional dealer website, inventory posting and lead capture
J.D. Power book values $72.50/month; $99 setup or waived Vehicle valuations
Galves book values $30/month; $49 setup or waived Regional market pricing data
Credit reports $4.95/report plus $149 site inspection Equifax, Experian and TransUnion reports

The official comparison uses setup fees for the two core packages and separately prices optional valuation and credit services; the card therefore uses custom rather than pretending $30/month is the core DMS price.

Pricing source: https://www.autofunds.com/ASPX/Online-Dealer-Software/Pricing.aspx

Pros

Competitor Comparison
Dealertrack Autofunds is built for independent dealers with browser access and a simpler setup-fee model rather than enterprise DMS packaging.
Frazer Autofunds is web-based and supports multiple locations, whereas Frazer’s core offering is traditionally desktop/hosted.
DealerCenter Autofunds combines deal processing, inventory and F&I in one web workflow without requiring a long menu of separately named modules.

Cons

Competitor Comparison
Dealertrack It has less manufacturer, lender-network and enterprise reporting depth.
Frazer The pricing table relies on setup fees and add-on services, so total cost is less transparent than a single all-in subscription.
DealerCenter Its older web presentation and optional services may feel less modern or modular than DealerCenter’s current platform.

Reviews

  • CCapterra (4.3/5 from 8 reviews): The current profile is a small sample with mixed comments about efficiency, website quality and reliability.
  • 💬Apple App Store: The app listing is retained as an identity and user-feedback source; no separate store aggregate is asserted.