Voorlig - Car Listings Marketplace with Masked Contact and Market Price Ratings

Dealer dashboard, stock list, stock item, leads board and lead detail. Every one of the 24 cars and 22 leads opens its own page, and the branch switcher filters all of them.

Great, good, fair or high price from the median of comparable listings (same model, year band, mileage band and region). Below 8 comparables a car gets no rating instead of a guess.

Leads still unanswered after an hour are listed oldest first on the dashboard, and every lead card shows its waiting or reply time against the target.

A two-branch dealer on the Pro package: 24 cars from the feed and manual entry, 22 leads across chats, calls, test drives and finance interest, and 5 dealer users.

Stock That Arrived by Spreadsheet

Dealers emailed spreadsheets, private sellers typed in their own make, model and year, and the same car appeared several times at different prices. Listings needed to come from a feed or a VIN and registration lookup, not free text.

Scams That Look Like Bargains

A cheap Toyota Hilux, photos copied from another advert and "pay a deposit and the courier will deliver" reached the site because moderation was a shared inbox and nobody could see duplicate photos across accounts.

Phone Numbers on Every Listing

Buyers called sellers on their real numbers, so private sellers got spam for months after selling. POPIA expects the minimum personal information to be collected and shared, so contact had to go through the platform.

Dealers Who Could Not See the Value

About 600 dealers pay a monthly package, but none could tell which leads came from Witkoppie. Without lead sources and response times, every renewal turned into an argument about value.