Frazer alternatives
Frazer alternatives for used vehicle dealers
Frazer is a good piece of software, and dealers rarely leave it because it stopped working. They leave because the dealership grew a website, a CRM, a marketing calendar and a pile of spreadsheets around it — and none of those talk to each other. Dealersip is the alternative that keeps all of it in one place.
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Where Frazer earns its reputation
A comparison that only lists the other side’s faults is not worth reading. Here is what Frazer genuinely does well, taken from their own published material.
Scale and staying power
Frazer states it serves more than 19,000 dealerships across all fifty US states. That is a long track record on a product built specifically for independent used car dealers — not a franchise system trimmed down to fit.
Serious Buy Here Pay Here tooling
Payment processing and collections, GPS and starter-interrupt integrations, and collateral protection insurance tracking are all in their published feature set. If in-house financing is your business model, that is real depth.
Forms and contracts
Thousands of free forms, attorney-reviewed retail installment contracts in most states, and free programming of custom forms for your dealership. For a US dealer, that paperwork library is a genuine reason to stay.
Support people actually praise
Free, unlimited support with a reputation dealers bring up unprompted, plus free on-site installation and training in most states. Any alternative worth switching to has to clear that bar — and you should ask us to prove we do.
Why dealers start looking
The four reasons people search for a Frazer alternative
It lives on a computer at the lot
Frazer is a Windows program installed on your dealership PCs. Hosted Frazer answers that by putting the database on remote servers, at a published starting price above the desktop plan. A browser platform removes the question entirely — and the phone in your pocket becomes a working device rather than a viewer.
The website belongs to somebody else
A DMS that integrates with your website provider still means two vendors, two invoices and one more place for a vehicle to be wrong. When the website is part of the same system, the vehicle you enter is the page buyers see.
Marketing lives outside the system
Google Business Profile, Facebook, review replies and content are where used vehicle buyers actually start looking. None of that sits inside a traditional DMS, so it becomes evening work — or it does not happen at all.
No AI, and nowhere obvious to put it
An AI assistant is only useful if it can see everything at once — the vehicle, the lead, the ledger. Bolting one onto a system whose data is split across vendors gives you a chatbot. Building the platform around one database gives you Bella — who also works the front of the house, answering visitors on your website in whatever language they ask in. That is not something you can add to a website another vendor runs.
Side by side
Frazer and Dealersip, compared
Every Frazer entry below is drawn from frazer.com as published in September 2026. Check the current position with them before you decide — and hold us to the same standard.
| Capability | Frazer | Dealersip |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Windows program installed at the dealership; Hosted Frazer places the database on remote servers | A web browser, on any computer, tablet or phone |
| Published entry price | $129/month desktop, or from $199/month hosted. No setup fee | Published per country, with a one-time setup fee |
| Dealership website | Integrates with your website provider | Built in, fed by the same inventory |
| CRM and follow-ups | Prospect management, customer database, sales tracking | Built-in CRM with follow-up reminders and next actions |
| Marketing and reviews | Automated advertising to classified sites | Google Business Profile and Facebook posting, plus AI review replies |
| Offers and coupons on your site | Not in the published feature set | Scheduled banner and chat offers, pinned to chosen vehicles or timed to buyer intent, with a coupon per visitor |
| AI assistant | Not in the published feature set | Bella, answering your business questions from live data — and your website visitors in whatever language they ask in |
| AI written content | Not in the published feature set | Vehicle descriptions, blog posts and social posts |
| Vehicle appraisal | J.D. Power (formerly NADA), Kelley Blue Book and Black Book values, sold as add-ons to the subscription | Camera walk-around — AI reads the vehicle’s condition and drafts the appraisal |
| Accounting | Full accounting suite with a general ledger, plus QuickBooks integration | Double-entry accounting with a Business Health dashboard. QuickBooks integration* |
| Buy Here Pay Here | Collections, GPS and starter-interrupt integrations, collateral protection insurance tracking | Receivables with a running ledger per customer and finance company |
| Forms and contracts | Thousands of free forms, attorney-reviewed retail installment contracts, free custom form programming | Your own document templates — no US state contract library |
| Countries served | Dealers across all fifty US states | Canada, the United States and India, with accounting to match each |
| Vehicle types | Used cars and trucks | Used cars, trucks and heavy equipment |
* Coming soon: QuickBooks integration.
Sources: the frazer.com home, pricing, company and integrations pages, read in September 2026. Frazer is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to describe the comparison. Prices exclude tax and can change — confirm both sides before you decide.
The honest answer
When Frazer is still the better choice
If your dealership is mostly Buy Here Pay Here and your day is collections, repossession workflow and starter-interrupt devices, Frazer has spent decades on exactly that and you should weigh it seriously. The same goes if your state’s contract paperwork is the reason you sleep at night. Dealersip is the stronger choice when the bottleneck is everything around the deal — the website, the leads, the follow-ups, the marketing and the books — and when you want one system that can answer questions across all of it.
Common questions
Switching from Frazer
The questions dealers ask most often when they are weighing the move. If yours is not here, ask it on the demo — a straight answer now is cheaper than a bad switch later.
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