People pay me $1,000 to negotiate car deals for them. Here's how I built a $2.3 million business working from home
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"I closed about 50 deals before I took my first paying client. Three years later, my company, Delivrd, charges a flat $1,000 fee to negotiate a car purchase for anyone who does not want to walk into a dealership."
"On average, we save customers $6,300 per deal on car negotiations. My sales pitch is unusual. I tell almost everyone who calls me not to hire me."
"I was good at the job, but I was also the person customers walked away from saying 'I hate buying cars.' They hated the waiting and all the back-and-forth."
"After hearing it eight deals in a row in the finance office, I realized that I could be the best salesperson and it still wouldn't matter. The building was the problem."
In 2023, car deal negotiations began for free on Reddit, leading to the establishment of Delivrd. The company charges a flat fee of $1,000 and has closed over 3,000 deals, generating $2.3 million in revenue last year. The founder emphasizes customer satisfaction and transparency, saving clients an average of $6,300 per deal. With 15 remote employees, the main expenses include payroll and software. The founder's unique sales approach encourages potential clients to consider negotiating themselves if they have the time and resources.
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