DealerOn inventory,
pulled directly.

No export, no file, no indexing step.

DealerOn powers websites for thousands of car dealers across North America. Ducted reads the DealerOn inventory API directly as a project source, so if your dealership or your client's dealership runs a DealerOn site, the inventory is available without anyone producing an export.

The export step is where dealer feeds usually stall

Most feed tools need a file or a store-platform connector. Dealer websites rarely provide either, which is why dealer feeds usually mean chasing an export from someone who does not own the problem.

Reading the API removes that step entirely. Nobody has to produce anything, and nothing goes stale between exports.

Map once, serve every automotive channel

The inventory lands in a project like any other source. AutoMap matches your fields against the vehicle template, and each output feed carries its platform's required fields, accepted values and format rules.

The whole inventory comes through, new and used alike, and so does a real asking price on both - which takes decoding, because DealerOn does not publish its prices in a plain column.

Permanent feed URLs, refreshed on your schedule, with feed health watching for the day a field goes missing.

Structured records, not page text

Every vehicle arrives as a structured record, not scraped page text:

• VIN and stock number
• The vehicle title, and make, model, year and trim separately
• Body style and new, used or certified status
• Mileage
• Exterior and interior colour names
• Engine, transmission and fuel type
• The asking price, decoded (see below)
• Vehicle page URL and every full-size photo

Price is the one field DealerOn does not hand over in a usable column. The plain price fields are empty or zero, and the field that does carry a number only carries it for new vehicles - which is why a dealer feed built off the raw inventory so often prices the new stock and leaves every used one blank. The real prices sit encoded in a separate field; Ducted decodes it, so nearly every vehicle carries the price the dealership advertises. A vehicle genuinely marked call-for-price stays empty rather than going out at zero.

Two things are not in what DealerOn publishes: GTINs, and any per-vehicle location. The only location on a vehicle is the dealership's own city and state, so the latitude, longitude and address that Meta Automotive requires come from your project's own fields, set once.

Common outputs for DealerOn inventory

One mapped catalog, one output feed per channel. Each template carries that platform's required fields, accepted values and format rules.