DealRecover fires the right email at the exact second a buyer's interest is still warm — subject lines tuned to the vehicle they lingered on, send times calibrated to when they first clicked the listing.
68%
Avg open rate
6.3%
Walk-to-deal recovery
$2,800
Avg gross recovered
REAL-TIME SEND FEED
2021 Honda Civic
4hr post-visit
2019 Ford F-150
Price Drop Trigger
2022 Toyota Camry
24hr ghost follow-up
2020 Chevy Silverado
Trade-in interest
PERFORMANCE
↩ New Reply
"Still interested in the F-150"
2m ago · Marcus T.
SCENARIO LIBRARY
Tap any card to see the exact email sequence DealRecover would fire — subject line, timing logic, and live open-rate data from the field.
Walked after 40 minutes on the lot
Test-drove the Accord, asked about financing, left saying "I need to think about it." Phone goes cold by Monday.
Open Rate
71%
Reply Rate
23%
"The Accord you drove today — one thing I forgot to mention"
References the exact trim they tested. Mentions the specific feature they asked about on the lot.
"Quick question about Saturday"
One-line personal note from the salesperson. No pressure. Just keeps the door open.
"2021 Accord — 3 other people looked at it this week"
Honest scarcity signal. Links directly to the listing page they viewed.
Disappeared after finance conversation
Came in twice, loved the F-150, went quiet the second financing came up. Hasn't returned a call in 11 days.
Open Rate
64%
Reply Rate
19%
"No pressure — just wanted to share something about the F-150"
Reframes the conversation away from credit. Focuses on the vehicle they loved.
"We have a new lender program — might change things for you"
Introduces a specific second-chance financing option. Concrete, not vague.
"Honest question about the F-150"
Direct ask: is it still on the table, or should we stop following up? Gives them control.
Came in for trade value, left without buying
Spent 20 minutes getting an appraisal on their Silverado. Asked about the Tacoma. Left to "check KBB."
Open Rate
68%
Reply Rate
21%
"Your Silverado appraisal + the Tacoma you looked at"
Sends the exact trade value in the email body. No login required. Removes friction.
"KBB vs what we offered on your Silverado — here's the math"
Transparent comparison. Shows them they got a fair number. Builds trust.
"Trade hold expires Friday — wanted to let you know"
Creates a real deadline tied to the appraisal. Not manufactured urgency.
Buyer is sold — partner is the holdout
Came back a second time with their spouse. Left when the spouse said "let me sleep on it." Classic deal-in-progress.
Open Rate
74%
Reply Rate
28%
"For you and your partner — the Camry numbers in one place"
Sends a clean one-pager with payment options, photos, and the vehicle history. Easy to share.
"Question from the team about the Camry"
Asks if there was a specific concern they can address. Opens dialogue without pressure.
"We found something you might want to show your partner"
Links to a third-party review or safety rating relevant to what the spouse mentioned on the lot.
3 questions. We map your exact sequences — no generic templates.
Left because the number was too high
Made an offer $2,000 below ask. Walked when it wasn't accepted. Listing has since been reduced.
Open Rate
81%
Reply Rate
31%
"The Civic just dropped — you were right"
Acknowledges their negotiation instinct was correct. New price is front and center.
"Quick heads up on the Civic price"
Plain-text fallback. Short. Links to listing.
Serial shopper who knows every number
Has visited three times across two weeks. Knows the invoice price, has a competing offer from another store.
Open Rate
77%
Reply Rate
34%
"You've been in three times — let me just be straight with you"
Manager-level email. Honest about floor. Offers a final-decision conversation with no games.
"One thing we can do that the other store can't"
Highlights a specific differentiator — warranty, service plan, or rate — that the competitor can't match.
Clicked the listing 7 times, never called
Viewed the Tucson listing 7 times over 4 days. Looked at the photos, checked the Carfax link, never submitted a form.
Open Rate
62%
Reply Rate
17%
"Noticed you've been looking at the Tucson — any questions?"
Non-creepy acknowledgment. Offers to answer specific questions about the vehicle.
"2022 Tucson — here's what most people ask before they come in"
Pre-answers the top 3 objections based on aggregate buyer data for that model.
"Last check-in on the Tucson"
Short. Asks if they'd like to schedule a no-pressure look. Gives them an easy yes.
Needs a reason to decide today
Solid prospect who's been sitting on a decision for 9 days. Month-end is 48 hours away. Incentives are real.
Open Rate
79%
Reply Rate
29%
"Month ends Thursday — here's what that means for the Silverado"
Specific incentive or rate expiration tied to real month-end programs. No fake urgency.
"Last day on the Silverado deal — want to lock it in?"
Direct ask. One-click calendar link to come in or call back. Frictionless.
THE MECHANICS
DealRecover listens to what a buyer does — not just what they say.
We track the exact hour a buyer first clicked the listing and calibrate send time to that window — not a generic "Tuesday at 10am" blast.
↑ 2.3× higher open rate vs scheduled sends
Subject lines reference the specific trim, color, and feature the buyer lingered on. Body copy mirrors the actual pitch the salesperson made on the lot.
↑ 71% open rate on vehicle-matched subjects
A first-time tire-kicker gets a different sequence than a third-visit negotiator. DealRecover reads visit history and routes to the right cadence automatically.
↑ 34% higher reply rate vs stage-agnostic sends
CONNECTS TO YOUR EXISTING CRM IN UNDER 10 MINUTES
THE NUMBERS
Not open rates in a dashboard. Crunch of tires returning to the lot.
Weekly average across independent dealers — 90-day window
Based on aggregate data from 340+ active dealers
DEALS RECOVERED / MO
19
GROSS RECOVERED / MO
$53,200
Assumes 6.3% recovery rate · $2,800 avg gross profit per deal
340+
Active dealerships
$4.2M
Gross recovered Q4 '25
11 days
Avg time to first recovered deal
6.3%
Walk-to-close recovery rate
FROM THE FLOOR
"We were running 28 units a month with a 70% walk rate. DealRecover pulled back 4 deals in the first 30 days. That's $11,200 in gross I would've left on the table."

Marcus Webb
Owner, Webb Auto Group — Dallas, TX
"Our orphan lead pile was embarrassing. Same template going to everyone. DealRecover's vehicle-specific subjects got us from 9% to 63% open rates in six weeks."

Danielle Okafor
BDC Director, Premier Ford — Columbus, OH
"Three rooftops, three different CRMs, all sending the same garbage follow-up. DealRecover plugged in over the weekend. By Tuesday we had two appointments booked from dead leads."

Rafael Castillo
GSM, SunCoast Auto — Tampa, FL
PRICING
No per-email fees. No seat licenses. Flat monthly rate by rooftop.
INDEPENDENT
15–40 units/month. Plug in over the weekend, first sequences live Monday.
BDC PRO
Franchise BDC teams drowning in orphan leads. Includes manager reporting.
GROUP
Multi-rooftop groups. Consolidated reporting, cross-rooftop lead routing, SSO.
STOP THE BLEED
DealRecover sends the email they actually open, at the moment they're still thinking about the car. Setup takes one afternoon. First recovered deal usually lands within 11 days.