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Live demo storefront

A working dealership website where every photo and video is MotivoCast output

Movo Auto is a fictional dealer with a real website: store.motivoai.ca is a live dealership storefront whose entire inventory — every photograph, every backdrop, every walkaround video — was produced by MotivoCast from phone photographs taken on a lot, and is published there through the same feed a real customer's site would read.

What you are looking at

Not a mockup. A storefront on the feed.

Most vendors show you a gallery. We built a dealership. Movo Auto has a homepage, a searchable inventory with filters, vehicle detail pages with multi-angle galleries and video, a payment calculator and a service booking form — the parts a dealer's website actually has — and every piece of vehicle media on it came out of MotivoCast. The photographs were shot on a phone in Ottawa, some of them in snow. The backdrops are the ones a store picks in the app. The videos were generated from the stills.

The dealer is invented so the site can show real output without showing a real customer's inventory. Stock numbers and VINs are fictional; the vehicles and the photography are not.

  • Every listing photograph is background-removed MotivoCast output
  • Walkaround video on the vehicle pages, generated from the same stills
  • Inventory arrives through a MotivoCast feed address, the way a customer's site would read it
  • Built as a customer storefront, not as a MotivoCast page

Why it exists

So you can judge the work where it will actually live.

A before-and-after slider proves an image can be cleaned up. It does not prove that thirty of them, shot by three different people over a fortnight, will look like one inventory on a vehicle listing page next to a price and a payment calculator. That is the test a dealer principal actually cares about, and a storefront is the only honest way to pass it. Open the inventory, filter to SUVs, open a detail page, play the video. If it does not look like a dealership you would buy from, we have not done our job.

For the press and for partners

Link to it. Screenshot it. Point people at it.

The storefront is public and stays up. If you are writing about dealership photography, AI merchandising or agents in automotive retail, it is a working example you can send readers to without asking us, and it will still be there when they click. If you are a website or inventory provider, it is what your platform would show if it read a MotivoCast feed.

Questions about the demo store

Is Movo Auto a real dealership?

No. It is a fictional dealer built so the storefront can show real MotivoCast output without exposing a real customer's inventory. The vehicles and photography are real; the dealer, stock numbers and VINs are invented.

Were the photos taken by a professional?

No. They were shot on a phone with the MotivoCast capture app on a lot in Ottawa, some of them in winter, then background-removed and placed on the store's backdrop by the platform.

Is the video real footage?

No. The walkaround videos were generated from the still photographs of each vehicle, on the same backdrop as the photographs. We say so on every clip.

How does the inventory get onto the store?

The same way it would reach a customer's website: MotivoCast publishes the store's inventory and media at an authenticated feed address, and the storefront reads it. We do not write into the storefront; it pulls.

Can I link to it?

Yes. It is public and it stays up. Link to store.motivoai.ca or to any vehicle page on it.

Now bring us one of yours.

Book a demo and we will run a vehicle from your own lot through the same pipeline, live, and show you what it looks like on a page like that one.