Frequently asked questions

OkieDokie sets up personal brand sites and practical AI tools for car salespeople, so buyers can find you by name and reach you directly instead of starting with a faceless car-buying site.

Automotive salespeople who want buyers to ask for them by name, starting in Albany and the Capital Region. It also suits sales managers who want their team visible online with content the store can approve.

We meet you in person, at the dealership or nearby, pick your photo and details, and set up your site together. Book 20 minutes with a founder to see an example first.

The dealer page is about the store. Your site is about you: your name, your photo, your reviews, and a simple way for buyers to text, call, or book time with you.

Your site is built around you rather than one store, so it can be updated to show where you sell now. What moves with you is subject to your dealer agreement and the store’s customer-data rules.

Yes, real reviews from real buyers. We never write, generate, or buy reviews, and review requests are never tied to leaving a positive rating.

An AI assistant can help answer your phone line and inbox when you are with another customer, then hand the conversation to you. It says it is an AI, and it does not quote prices or make offers.

Texts go only to people who opted in, STOP requests are honored, and texting follows the opt-in rules and your dealership’s policies. Talk to your manager about your store’s policy before you start.

You are. The assistant covers first replies and routine questions, and anything about price, trade-in value, or financing goes to you.

OkieDokie can run in an approval mode, where the store reviews offers and posts before they go out. Every post identifies you as a sales consultant at your dealership.

No. OkieDokie keeps contact details to a minimum and does not take in credit applications or deal files.

Use the contact page to book 20 minutes with a founder or ask a question. Legal questions go to support@agents.okiedokie.dev.