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HD Photography
Consistent stills for every VIN. Clean sets that hold up on the vehicle detail page and in paid media.
For automotive dealerships
Show every unit. Protect every finish.
HD photography, 360 video, and window labels that sell the car online. Ceramic tint and paint protection film that keep inventory lot-ready.
The work
Six offerings. Equal weight. One partner.
Photos and spins for the VDP. Labels for the glass. Tint and PPF for the lot. Inventory tools that keep the VIN, the assets, and the unit in the same conversation.
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360° Video
Interior and exterior spins so shoppers can walk the vehicle from the listing.
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Window Labels
Weatherproof exterior labels with VIN, barcode, and a QR code that opens the vehicle detail page.
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Inventory Management
Keep units, photo sets, and labels in sync as cars move on and off the lot.
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Window Tinting
Premium ceramic tint for dealer inventory. Heat and UV control, interior protection, lot-ready glass. Installed OEM-safe.
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Paint Protection Film
Clear PPF on new inventory — hoods, bumpers, and high-impact panels. Guards chips, lot rash, and wash wear.
Photography
See the work.
AutoAscend stills, shot on dealer lots for the vehicle detail page. Not stock.
360 merchandising
Orbit the unit. Walk the cabin.
Shoppers can orbit the vehicle and walk the interior on the VDP. The clips below are AutoAscend product demos of the 360 player — screen recordings from the live site, not cinematic ads and not stock.
360 exterior + interior player
Black Mitsubishi Outlander. Mouse-driven exterior orbit, then See Inside to an interior walkthrough with green hotspots and an instrument-cluster popup. Screen recording of the AutoAscend 360 player.
Tablet VDP — more than a spin
Black Hyundai Tucson in an iPad mockup. Bottom tabs: Features (43), Photos (14), Protection, Video Overview, Factory Upgrades (8). Exterior spin, interior, and photo gallery in the same player.
Protection line
Tint and PPF as inventory work — not a side job.
Buyers already shop tint and film after the sale. AutoAscend applies ceramic tint and paint protection film to units on the lot, so the car that photographs well is the car that still looks that way at delivery. 360 merchandising uses AutoAscend player demos of live units — not stock.
Window tinting
Ceramic and premium film for dealer inventory. Cuts heat and UV, limits interior fade, and presents a finished vehicle on the lot. Installed to stay OEM-safe — ready for the buyer who was going to tint it anyway, and for the F&I conversation that follows.
Stock example of the craft — not AutoAscend portfolio.
Tinting page
Paint protection film
Clear PPF on new inventory. Hoods, bumpers, mirrors, and the panels that take chips, lot rash, and wash wear. The film is there so the finish matches the photos — and so the unit leaves the store as protected as it looked online.
Stock example of the craft — not AutoAscend portfolio.
PPF pageWhy dealers
Why dealers use AutoAscend
Not a stack of vendors for one unit. Merchandising and protection from the same shop, keyed to the VIN.
One partner for the VDP and the lot
You should not have to book a photographer, a label shop, and a tint installer for the same car. Photos, 360s, labels, tint, and PPF from one team.
VIN-first merchandising
Stills, spins, and window labels keyed to the vehicle. VIN, barcode, and a QR to the vehicle detail page. Protection scheduled as units land — not after they sit.
Lot-ready, not retail-only
Ceramic tint and PPF as inventory work. The car is merchandised and protected before the first test drive, so the listing and the lot tell the same story.
Bio
A dealership partner for how cars look — online and on the lot.
AutoAscend is visual merchandising and vehicle protection for automotive dealerships. We photograph and spin the inventory that sells online. We tint the glass and film the paint so units hold up between the photo set and delivery.
That is the whole offer. If you want both, talk to us.
Contact
Tell us the rooftop and the work.
Volume, mix, and whether you need merchandising, protection, or both. We will come back with a quote — not a brochure.