Built for the indie. Not retrofitted from the dealer.
BizzyCar grew up inside the franchise network. BayHaul grew up on the floor of 2-to-50-bay independents. Both answer the phone; both write work. The difference is which shop each one was actually built for — and where the shortcut lives when the volume gets uneven.
/ The five axes that matter
Side by side, on the axes a shop manager feels on the floor.
Each row is one decision an operator makes on day one. We’ve put the dealer column first because that’s the comparison a buyer is here to make.
| Axis | BizzyCar | BayHaul |
|---|---|---|
| Shop size served | Dealer-network footprint — pricing and onboarding scale up to multi-rooftop franchises. | Sized for the 2-to-50-bay independent multi-bay shop. Price scales with bays, not vehicles. |
| After-hours coverage | Business-hours dispatcher; after-hours routes to voicemail or on-call rotation. | 24/7 first-ring answers, quoting off the published price list, books into a real bay at 2 a.m. |
| Parts sourcing | Parts desk during dealer business hours; cross-supplier sourcing lives on a human. | Parallel quotes across the shop’s top suppliers on landed cost × delivery window — ETA lands on the RO. |
| Telematics / recall handling | Recall campaigns run by the manufacturer through the franchise; no shop-side telematics. | Ingests OEM telematics and incoming recall notices, pre-qualifies the work, books a real bay before the customer calls. |
| Pricing model | Per-vehicle or per-rooftop licensing plus add-ons; cost follows the dealer’s vehicle count. | Flat monthly per shop — bays, calls and parts work included. No per-call meter, no per-vehicle seat. |
/ Why BayHaul, not BizzyCar
Built on the floor of the indie shop, not bolted on from the dealer.
BizzyCar was built first for the franchise network — same DMS, same OEM recall path, same business-hours desk. BayHaul started on the floor of a 6-bay shop and grew out: 24/7 first-ring answers, parts quoted in parallel, recall work pre-registered, flat monthly per shop. The difference isn’t a feature list; it’s which Monday the product was tuned for.
/ Get on shift
If these five axes look like your shop, the next step is a 20-minute walkthrough.
Drop an email — we’ll send back a 20-minute walkthrough your service manager can sit in on, not a sales follow-up.
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