| DealerCenter |
Compared to DealerCenter, Get My Auto offers a more marketing-focused all-in-one platform, combining CRM, inventory, and social advertising tools. Its Craigslist and Facebook integrations reduce the need for third-party marketing add-ons, making it easier for small dealerships to manage both operations and lead generation from a single dashboard. |
| AutoManager |
Get My Auto emphasizes cloud access and mobile usability more strongly than AutoManager. Dealers benefit from real-time access across devices and built-in digital advertising tools, whereas AutoManager is more operations-centric and often requires external solutions for advanced online marketing and lead exposure. |
| Dealertrack |
Unlike Dealertrack’s enterprise-heavy ecosystem, Get My Auto is simpler to deploy and easier for independent dealers to use. Its unified interface reduces complexity and training time, while still covering core DMS, CRM, and inventory needs without locking dealers into a large, multi-vendor environment. |
| Reynolds & Reynolds |
Get My Auto provides a more affordable, flexible alternative to Reynolds & Reynolds, particularly for independent dealers. It avoids long-term contracts and on-premise dependencies, offering cloud-based access and integrated marketing tools that are typically costly or separate in Reynolds’ ecosystem. |
| VinSolutions |
While VinSolutions focuses heavily on CRM, Get My Auto delivers broader functionality by bundling DMS, VIN tools, and vehicle marketing. This reduces software sprawl and simplifies workflows for dealers who want operational management and digital marketing tightly connected. |