Savings.Club
DEALER FLOORPLAN REPLACEMENT

Your floorplan is bleeding money. Replace it.

The average dealership pays $7.90 per vehicle per day in floorplan interest. On a 200-unit lot, that is $1,580 per day going straight to the bank. Source: NADA Q1 2025 Dealer Financial Profile.

  • $7.90 per vehicle per day
  • $1,580 per day on 200 units
  • Build equity, not expense
WHAT YOU CARRY
Bank floorplaninterest, every month
Savings.Club$0 interest

$0

floorplan interest carried

Sell a unit, the voucher funds the next.

THE FLOORPLAN MATH

Right now, you rent your lot from a bank.

$7.90

per vehicle, per day in floorplan interest

$1,580

per day to the bank on a 200-unit lot

$0

floorplan interest with a flat-fee model

Based on NADA Q1 2025 average new-vehicle floorplan interest of $7.90/day. Replace it with a flat fee that builds equity instead of expense.

THE FLOORPLAN PROBLEM EVERY DEALER KNOWS

Interest is your largest invisible expense.

Daily interest accrual

Per-vehicle daily interest accrual eats margin every single day a unit sits on the lot.

Rising rates

38% of dealers report higher rates severely impacting costs. Source: NADA Q1 2025.

Forced curtailments

Monthly curtailments force you to pay down principal whether you sold the unit or not.

Audit overhead

Audits, compliance reviews, and lender inspections add overhead and risk.

Callable credit line

Your floorplan line is callable, so your inventory is not really yours.

No equity built

Every dollar of floorplan interest is a dollar that never builds equity.

PROCESS

How dealers replace floorplan with savings clubs.

  1. 1

    Calculate the dead money.

    Baseline what you pay in floorplan interest per day, per month, per year. NADA puts it at $7.90 per vehicle per day on new units in Q1 2025.

  2. 2

    Fund your own balance sheet.

    Open savings clubs in parallel, one per vehicle slot you want to convert. Flat fee replaces compound floorplan interest.

  3. 3

    Take units off the bank's clock.

    As Purchasing Vouchers arrive, redeem them on units already on your lot. Each redemption removes a vehicle from the floorplan line.

  4. 4

    Cash out your floorplan.

    When the last vehicle is converted, the floorplan line is closed. Your inventory now sits on equity instead of a callable credit line.

WHAT YOU GAIN

Equity instead of expense.

Eliminate floorplan interest

Flat club fees replace compounding daily interest.

Build equity in inventory

Every contribution becomes equity, not expense.

No curtailment pressure

No forced principal pay-down on aging units.

No floorplan audits

Inventory you own does not get audited by a lender.

Predictable monthly cost

Same monthly contribution. Same flat fee.

Gradual transition

Convert one block of units at a time. No overnight switch.

THE 2-FOR-1 FLOORPLAN EXIT STRATEGY

Do not replace your floorplan overnight.

Run a 12 to 36 month transition that keeps cash flow neutral while equity compounds. Each cycle frees more floorplan headroom that funds the next round.

  • Fund your first block: savings clubs equal to about 15% of your lot capacity. This is the toehold.
  • Make the cash-neutral flip: redeem the first vouchers against existing floorplan units so principal drops by the voucher value.
  • Trigger the 2-for-1 multiplier: use the freed headroom to fund a second block. Each completed cycle frees more for the next.
  • Cap the lot and cash out: run your entire lot rotation on Savings.Club equity, then close the credit line.
FLOORPLAN EXIT LADDER
  1. 1

    Fund the first block

    about 15% of lot capacity

  2. 2

    Cash-neutral flip

    redeem vouchers against units

  3. 3

    2-for-1 multiplier

    freed headroom funds the next

  4. 4

    Close the credit line

    run the lot on equity

100% of principal builds equity per cycle.

THE MATH (200-UNIT LOT)

Bank line vs. Savings.Club fleet.

Traditional bank lineSavings.Club fleet
Daily interest bleed$1,580 / day$0
Monthly dead expense$47,400Flat club fees only
Annual interest paid$575,000+Fraction of bank rate
Equity built per cycle$0100% of principal
Curtailment riskYesNo
Audit overheadQuarterlyNone

Illustrative comparison. Based on NADA Q1 2025 average new-vehicle floorplan interest of $7.90/day. Actual savings depend on lot size, average days-in-inventory, and current floorplan rate.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions.

Yes, there is no limit. Most dealers run between 20 and 100 in parallel depending on lot size.

Apply for the Dealer Program.

Tell us about your rooftop and we will map out your floorplan exit plan and the numbers behind it.

Available in TX, FL, MA, and CT.