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Capture showroom and lot shoppers before they drive off

A shopper walks the lot, kicks the tires, then leaves with nothing but a paper up sheet that never gets entered. Leadpocket turns a QR scan into a qualified buyer — trade-in, budget, the model they want — and drafts your same-day follow-up before they pull out of the lot.

Capture on the lot and showroom floor

Put a QR code on window stickers, the desk and your event banners. Shoppers scan, tell you the model, trade-in and budget on their own phone, and the lead lands in your CRM instead of on a paper up sheet.

Follow up the same day

The AI drafts a personal message from their answers — the vehicle they looked at, their trade-in, financing or cash — so your BDC can text or email while the test drive is still on their mind.

One pipeline for the whole floor

Invite every salesperson and your BDC team. Every up captures into the same CRM with the lead attributed to whoever greeted them, so nothing slips between shifts.

How it works

From scan to sale in three steps

1Show a QR codeOn a sign, badge, table or card — built in seconds.
2They scan & submitYour form opens in their browser. The lead lands in your CRM instantly.
3Follow up in one tapAI drafts a personal message from their answers. Review, send, done.

Capture your next showroom shopper

Set up your first QR intake form in under a minute.

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Questions, answered

How do car dealerships use Leadpocket?

Salespeople show a QR code on the desk, a window sticker or a tablet. The shopper scans it and fills a short intake — model of interest, trade-in, budget and timeline — so the lead is qualified the moment it lands in your CRM, with an AI follow-up ready to send.

Does the shopper I meet need an app?

No. The form opens in the shopper's own phone browser — no app and no account. They just need a phone camera to scan and a signal when they submit.

Can I capture leads at off-site sales events too?

Yes. The same QR code works at tent sales, auto shows and mall pop-ups — shoppers scan and capture into the same pipeline, so off-site ups don't get lost on paper.