Vendor sales matchback · from your DMS
Every vendor reports lead conversions. Dealer Insights goes one step further: it matches your DMS sales back to the vendors that sent the lead record, so you see matched sales and cost per sale by vendor and by model. Then it shows where your buyers actually live compared with where your ad money lands.
Matches DMS sales to every vendor that sends lead records
The scoreboard that matters
One real store, Jul 1 – Sep 27, 2026, store name removed. CarGurus, Meta lead forms and AutoTrader sold cars. A $10,875 conquest lead program matched none.
Model by model
Matched sales broken out by model, and Meta lead-form leads followed all the way to the sale, with how many days it took.
Where buyers really live
DMS sales plotted by distance from the store against where Google Ads spend actually lands, with out-of-market spend called out.
Only real lead records
Sales are matched only for vendors that send lead records: listing sites, lead programs, Meta lead forms. Google search and vehicle listing ad clicks are anonymous, so we never pretend to match them.
A floor, not a fairy tale
Matched sales are the sales we can prove. Some buyers never fill out a form, so the real number is never lower than this.
Days to sale
How long each vendor's and each model's shoppers take to buy, so a slow month isn't mistaken for a bad vendor.
In every view
Matched sales show up in ROAS Rank, the vendor group view, Meta Ads, Model Plans and Insights IQ.
Just ask Insights IQ
Matched sales, cost per sale and days to sale are one question away in Insights IQ, or in Claude and ChatGPT if your team uses them. Ask which vendors sold cars last quarter and you get the list with the dates.
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We match your DMS sales to the lead records each vendor sends, by customer, with the lead required to come before the sale. The result is matched sales and cost per sale by vendor and by model.
No, and nobody honestly can. Those are anonymous clicks with no lead record. We judge them on engagement and lead conversions instead, and say so.
It's the floor. Every matched sale is real, but some buyers never submit a lead, so the true number is at least this high.
No. Sales counts, cost per sale and days to sale. DMS profit figures never leave your DMS.
The free audit is a live look at your own numbers, no cost, no obligation, and you keep the report either way.