How can we evaluate the business case for Curbee?

How does Curbee help us understand performance?

Curbee includes reporting to help dealerships understand how their mobile program is performing and where it could improve. Its public materials emphasize managing and measuring mobile service as part of the dealership's service business.

What should go into our business case?

Start with your own expected demand, service mix, staffing, vehicle costs, and operating area. Consider both the economics of mobile appointments and the capacity they may create in the shop. Treat a calculator or initial model as a planning estimate, then review the assumptions with your team.

Are there public customer examples?

Curbee's August 2026 Ewing Automotive Group case study reports growth to approximately 400 monthly mobile repair orders in July 2026. Its June 2026 Covert Buick GMC case study reports $10,000–$13,000 in monthly net profit.

Those are reported results for specific dealerships, not forecasts for your store. Results vary with local demand, pricing, service mix, staffing, and execution.

In a demo, discuss the performance measures you care about and ask how Curbee's reporting can support that evaluation.

Book a Curbee demo to explore your business case.