founding dealers · 15 of 15 left

two years free

Elonslist is Tesla-only. Every person who lands on your inventory here already decided they want an EV - you're not paying for clicks from shoppers who were never going to buy one. The first 15 stores get two years on the house.

  • Two full years free - not a trial. Whichever plan you pick, no card held, no auto-charge waiting at the end of a month.
  • Then 50% off for six months, at a rate locked while it runs.
  • A permanent numbered badge on your storefront and on the high score board. Yours for as long as Elonslist exists, whether or not you stay subscribed.
  • Your inventory, automatically - feed it from HomeNet, vAuto, SIS or CDK and it lists, reprices and expires itself.
  • Leads in your CRM, as ADF, the day you go live.
  • A direct line to us while we build. Founding dealers get asked what to build next, and we listen.

The honest pitch: we're new, and you'd be listing on a marketplace that is still filling up. That's exactly why the first fifteen stores don't pay for two years.

claim #001

Two years free. No card.

Takes about twenty seconds. We'll call you before anything goes live.

No contract, no setup fee, no card. Cancel any time - you keep the badge.

before you ask

What's the catch?

None that matters. We need real inventory to launch a Tesla-only marketplace, and you'd be taking the risk of listing on a site with no traffic yet. Two years free is what that's worth to us.

What does it cost after?

Half off for six months, then list price - $99, $299 or $799 a month depending on the plan. Your rate is locked while the discount runs. Cancel any time; there's no contract and no setup fee.

How much work is it?

Point your existing HomeNet, vAuto, SIS or CDK export at us and your Teslas list themselves, repriced nightly and pulled down when they sell. If you'd rather type them in, that works too.

Where do the leads go?

Straight into the CRM you already use, as ADF - the same format VinSolutions, DealerSocket, eLead and CDK ingest. Your team works them where they work everything else.