Priced for your store, quoted straight.
Every rooftop is different: volume, channels, how much of the phone you want covered. Tell us about yours and we’ll quote it.
Chat, phone, and texts
Paddock on your site, on your phones, and in your text threads. One assistant, with one memory of every customer, across all three.
Follow-up comes with it
Lease endings, recalls, winbacks: the campaigns are part of the product from day one, for every store.
The cars, on every channel
When Paddock answers your phones, it sees the same inventory the chat bubble does. A caller hears about the cars on your lot, at your prices.
What to include in your AI BDC quote.
Paddock quotes the dealership’s actual scope rather than publishing a number that assumes every store works the same way. Chat, phone, text, campaigns, and the console are part of the product. Bring your channel volumes and the workflows you want covered so the conversation starts with your operating needs.
What information should I bring to a pricing conversation?
Bring your number of rooftops, inbound call volume, website inquiries, follow-up workload, current staffing coverage, and the departments you want to start with. Identify your inventory source, current booking process, and who will own handoffs. Ask for the assumptions behind the quote in writing.
How should I compare AI BDC pricing?
Compare the complete scope: channels, usage allowances, onboarding work, ongoing support, campaign volume, and any third-party charges. Ask whether additional rooftops or departments change the price. A quote is more useful when you can trace each cost to a workflow your dealership intends to use.
Can the ROI calculator predict my dealership’s results?
The calculator estimates an opportunity from the inputs you choose. It does not establish a guaranteed return or measured Paddock performance. Compare scenarios with your baseline, keep the assumptions visible, and judge a pilot by completed appointments and business outcomes.