Carvexia and FrogyBit join forces: one account, two marketplaces

A seller who wants a car in front of several audiences does the same work several times today: the same photos, the same equipment list, the same text, plus one account each and one price change each when the price comes down. If one of those places slips out of view, a car that sold weeks ago stays online there — irritating for the buyer, and for the seller an enquiry to turn down.

That is where the arrangement starts. A listing is maintained in one place and shown in both. A price change, a switch to reserved or sold, and the removal of a listing take effect on both platforms, because both read the same record. For the seller nothing about the workflow changes except the reach.

The second part concerns signing in. Carvexia will offer FrogyBit as a sign-in method alongside the existing email sign-in. Anyone using it hands no credentials to Carvexia — the check happens at FrogyBit, and Carvexia receives the confirmation and whatever details the user releases for it. The existing sign-in stays exactly as it is; nobody has to switch.

What the arrangement expressly does not change is the pricing. Visibility on FrogyBit carries no extra Carvexia fee and no commission on the sale price. It belongs to the existing subscription, as the listings themselves do.

The sequence: sign-in first, listing syndication after. Both steps will be announced once they are available to every account; this text describes the agreement, not a feature already switched on. Sellers who do not want their listings on the second platform will be able to opt out per listing.

Carvexia is operated by Ruznic Marketing, a digital marketing agency in Hinwil, canton of Zurich. The platform is available at carvexia.com in German and English.