See how Evans Auto Sales runs Telegram today — and Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, TikTok and Google Business as each one switches on. One place posts every new arrival and answers every buyer — in English or Spanish.
Illustrative example — sample business, not a real customer.
Each network works differently — some broadcast, some chat, some both. SmashOne handles all of it for Evans Auto: it posts every car that hits the lot everywhere it belongs, and an AI assistant answers buyers personally, 24/7 — in English or Spanish. Carlos keeps selling cars.
Every new arrival, posted to the right place automatically.
Every message answered in your voice, day or night — 1,000 replies/month, included.
For a lot like this, Telegram is the fastest way to put every new arrival in front of followers — and answer “is it still here, and how much?” the second it’s asked.
The lot broadcasts every new arrival, price update and clean-Carfax find to everyone who follows — one post reaches the whole audience.
A real 1:1 conversation in Direct messages — it answers from the live inventory: price, mileage, Carfax notes, by text or voice, in English or Spanish, 24/7.
A channel shows every car to everyone; a bot answers each buyer one-to-one. Telegram is the one place a small lot gets both at once — a fresh arrival is seen widely, and every “is it still here?” still gets a straight answer.
Carlos photographs a car the moment it’s lot-ready, and it goes out to the channel in minutes. Before he’s back inside, the bot has already answered the first “is it still available?” — in English or Spanish.
Live for this lot today — follow the channel, or message the assistant and watch it reply.
A lot’s public feed for new arrivals, plus a private inbox for the questions those posts bring in — connected so posting and answering work together.
The lot’s public feed — new arrivals reach followers and show up in local Marketplace-style discovery.
Inbound buyer messages are answered by the AI assistant, in the lot’s voice — even after the doors close.
A buyer messages from her couch — and gets an answer right away.
The Page and Messenger are two different things, with separate permissions. SmashOne connects both, so the post that catches a buyer’s eye and the reply that books the test drive belong to the same conversation.
Someone scrolling Facebook spots the Explorer, taps message to ask about a trade-in, and the assistant gives an honest range before Carlos has even seen the notification.
When approved by Meta, your Page posts and Messenger replies run automatically — together, from the same place.
The most visual home for a clean lot — a feed that shows each car off, and Direct messages where buyers ask “is it still available?”
A visual feed of the lot — each car photographed and posted where buyers come to browse and save.
DMs are answered by the AI assistant — the same straight answers about price, miles and Carfax, in English or Spanish.
A feed makes a buyer fall for a car; Direct lets them claim a look at it. When your posts and your replies run together, a double-tap turns into a booked test drive without you touching your phone.
Someone scrolling past stops on the RAV4, slides into the DMs, and the assistant lines up a test-drive time — Carlos just has the keys ready.
When approved by Meta, your feed and Direct replies run together — posting and answering as one.
A direct line to serious buyers — broadcast fresh arrivals to people who opted in, and let the assistant handle every reply, in English or Spanish.
Send new-arrival broadcasts to buyers who opted in — a personal-feeling message that still reaches everyone at once.
Every WhatsApp chat is answered by the AI assistant — price, miles, holds — without Carlos watching his phone.
Opted-in buyers reply right in the thread — in English or Spanish.
Broadcasts reach the buyers who asked to hear from you; the assistant answers each one back. For a small lot with bilingual buyers, that’s a warm list and a full inbox handled without hiring anyone.
A handful of regulars opted in for first dibs. The Corolla broadcast goes out, a few reply within the hour, and the assistant answers each in their own language.
On the way — $29/month + $49 setup. Broadcast your arrivals and let the assistant answer every WhatsApp chat.
Short walkaround video is how new buyers find a lot they’d never have driven past. TikTok is purely for publishing those videos — nothing to answer here.
Short walkaround videos of each car and the lot — the format that puts Evans Auto in front of buyers across the whole area.
There’s no automated DM answering on TikTok. Your AI assistant lives on the chat platforms above — Telegram, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. We won’t pretend otherwise.
Publishing only — and that’s the honest shape of TikTok. It earns reach and discovery; the talking-back happens on the chat platforms, where it belongs.
A fifteen-second clip of the F-150 firing up finds its way to a buyer two towns over — who then messages the lot on a platform that does answer.
On the way — $19/month + $39 setup. Publish short video and reach buyers who’d never have found the lot.
Where people end up when they search “used cars near me” in Orlando. Post local updates and offers — and the assistant helps answer public reviews and questions.
Post updates, weekend hours and fresh-inventory notes on the lot’s Google Business Profile — exactly where nearby buyers are looking.
On Google the assistant helps answer public reviews and the questions buyers ask on your profile. It’s not a private chat.
“Do you offer financing?”
We work with several lenders and can help you apply — approval and terms depend on your credit, so we can’t promise them here. Stop by and we’ll walk through your options.
Posts get you found locally; review and Q&A replies build the trust that converts. It’s public, not private — so the assistant drafts answers anyone can read, never a one-to-one chat, and never a promise about financing terms.
A first-time buyer searches for used cars nearby, lands on Evans Auto’s profile, reads an honest answer about financing, and decides to drive over.
On the way — $39/month + $149 setup. Local discovery, plus assisted replies to reviews and profile questions.
Illustrative — images of people synthesized by AI.
Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and your AI assistant included. WhatsApp, TikTok and Google Business are on the way — each will be its own add-on. Setup is $0 when you set it up yourself.
14-day money-back guarantee on your subscription — full refund, no questions, no forms, no retention calls.