For car dealers

Give us your website. Tick the cars you offer interest-free.

No upload, no spreadsheet, no data entry. Our readers go through your own website and bring every vehicle across with the price and the pictures your pages show; the cars you tick as interest-free appear on qardon.com, and only those. Buyers then offer you your own asking price, paid over time — and you approve, decline, or name another shape.

Your dealership’s website

Email where buyers’ offers should reach you

Your endowment

The money you set aside stays in an account in your own name. Choose what kind it is:

Permanent — you place it for Allah, and it keeps buying cars for as long as it lasts. It is meant never to be taken back, yet the platform never holds you to it: should you need it, it is returned to you; what is inside cars at that moment comes back as the buyers pay. For a set period — it comes back to you in full when the period ends.

I am authorised to act for this dealership. I ask qardon.com to read the public pages of the website above and to show on qardon.com, at the one price each page shows — the same whether a buyer pays cash or over time — only the vehicles I tick as interest-free, with their pictures, and to send me buyers’ offers. I can withdraw at any time.

How it runs after that

You sell at your price. The buyer pays over time.

1 · Tick the cars you offer interest-freeYour cars stay on your page. Tick the ones you offer interest-free and they appear on qardon.com, and with a gold 0% mark on your own website. “Mark all slow movers” shows every car at 60 days or more in one press.

2 · Set aside your own endowmentFor example $50,000, kept in an account in your own name. It is recorded at qardon.org and the money stays in your account. It pays your cash price for the cars you choose, the moment you approve an offer; each payment the buyer makes returns money to it. It stays in your own name and pays for a car or two at a time, refilling as your buyers pay.

3 · A buyer makes an offerHe chooses a down payment and a number of months on one of your marked cars. One price, whether he pays now or monthly; nothing is added for the months, and there are no late charges, ever.

4 · It comes to youBy email and on your dealership’s page. You approve it, decline it, or name the shape you would accept. Nothing binds you until you say yes.

5 · You choose how you are paid Carry the sale yourself at your full price: we keep the schedule, and your buyer pays each installment directly, from his own bank to yours, free. Or your endowment pays you a cash price that you name, the day you approve.

6 · Free for dealersEvery lot (store), and every person working there, with nothing to pay and no card needed. For comparison, CarGurus averages about $2,711 a month per dealer and Cars.com about $2,500 (their Q2 2026 filings). Your lot stays current: we watch your website through the day, and a car is read again the moment a buyer opens it.

The whole program, with the film and an assistant that answers at any hour, is on the dealers’ page. We list a vehicle only with the price your own page shows; a vehicle marked “call for price” waits until your site shows one.