Pick a vehicle. Set your lender rate. Watch what it costs you every day nobody moves it.
Perry is a capital intelligence engine. Not a DMS add-on. Not a pricing tool. Infrastructure that didn't exist before.
Every vehicle on your lot has a daily carrying cost based on your actual lender rate, not a $32 industry average. Perry calculates interest plus depreciation, per VIN, updated daily. You see the number. You make the call.
Dollars Per DayPerry knows your lender's curtailment schedule — the 60-day mark, the 90-day cliff, the payment that jumps. You get the alert with enough time to move the unit, not an invoice after the fact.
Curtailment GatesNot every swap is worth making. Perry scores matches by how much carrying cost they eliminate for both sides — not by how close the MSRP is. You see which trades actually improve your capital position.
Capital-ScoredBefore your first customer walks in: which units crossed a curtailment gate overnight, which ones are bleeding the hardest, what changed since yesterday. One digest. No login required.
Daily IntelOEM-verified trim, package, and option data for every vehicle in your inventory. When a customer asks about Max Tow or a Premium Plus package, you have the answer instantly — sourced from manufacturer data, not guesswork.
OEM-VerifiedSearch the franchise network for the exact configuration your customer wants. Perry indexes inventory across 11,900+ rooftops so you can locate, assess the carrying cost, and initiate a trade — before your buyer walks across the street.
Network SearchEight vehicles. Eight lender rates. Eight daily costs ticking up right now. This is your lot — except today, you're flying without it.
When does holding a vehicle cross from strategy to damage? The math behind the decision every dealer faces — and the three lines that tell you when to act.
Carrying CostFranchise dealers carry over $62B in capital exposure that no system tracks at the VIN level. Here's why the gap exists and what it costs.
Capital ExposureSwaps are terrible. Everyone knows it. But the economics say they should happen ten times more often than they do. Here's why they don't — and what changes when capital drives the match.
Swap Intelligence