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your database.
Answer five questions you already know the answers to and find out how many dead leads are sitting in your CRM — and what they’re worth. It runs right here, online. No call, no calendar, no demo.
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Rough is fine — nobody is checking your homework. The number moves as you type.
Everything that hits the CRM — web, third-party, phone, walk-in.
Out of every 100 leads, how many end up buying?
How far back the data goes. Older systems aren't counted.
What the store actually keeps on an average deal.
Used only to show sales volume next to the gross.
450 leads go dark every month × 60 months on your current CRM. Nothing older than that system is counted, so treat this as the floor.
What the book is worth if nothing changes and it keeps aging.
What a disciplined BDC could pull out working it by hand.
Worked properly, every month, against live inventory and rate moves.
Want this on paper?
We’ll send the full breakdown — the 27,000-lead estimate, all three valuations, the assumptions behind each one, and what a store your size typically recovers in the first 60 days.
- No call required. It lands in your inbox.
- Forwardable. Built to be read by whoever signs.
- No obligation. Read it and never speak to us again.
Every number above, shown its working.
A valuation you can’t check is a guess in a nicer font. Here is the whole chain, including the one place we put a number in that didn’t come from you.
monthly leads × (100% − your close rate). Every lead that did not buy this month is still in the CRM, and it is still costing what it cost to acquire.leads going dark × 12 × years on your CRM. This is the number almost no store can pull on demand, which is exactly why we derive it instead of asking for it. Only the current system counts — whatever lived in the CRM before it is real, uncounted, and not in your total.recovered deals × your gross per unit. Gross profit, not revenue — you do not value an asset by the money that passes through it, and a seven-figure “revenue” headline would be the easy lie here. Sales volume is shown beside each tier so you can see both.Want to stress-test the assumptions? Run the full leakage audit ↘
When you want the real number.
The valuation above is honest about being an estimate. If you want the actual count off the actual database, that is the one thing we can’t do without looking at it.
The estimate is derived
It is built from five numbers you supplied. Good enough to decide whether this is worth ten more minutes — not good enough to plan a quarter around.
The exact count is counted
We read the real database: how many contacts, how old, from which sources, against which vehicles, and how many are still reachable and still consented.
That takes fifteen minutes
One call, screen shared, your CRM open. You get the real number and the segment breakdown whether or not you ever become a customer.
And what does it cost
to go get it?
The valuation is free and runs on numbers you already have. Revvive itself is priced so the first 60 days carry the risk instead of you.
PricingRevvive has two pricing tiers: a 60-day Pilot at $300 per rooftop per month plus $300 per vehicle sold, refunded in full if it does not sell at least one car; and Standard at $1,500 per rooftop per month plus $300 per vehicle sold. Setup and integration are included, and both tiers process up to 1,000 dormant leads per rooftop per month.
Now go cash it in.
You know roughly what the book is worth. The pilot is how you find out what it actually pays — and it costs nothing if it doesn't sell a car.