(Update: revised from an earlier post — sharpened based on feedback. If you saw the first version, this one's worth a second look.) I'll give it to you straight, because most of you can smell a pitch from a mile away and I'd rather earn the conversation than perform it. What we've built: Crowdsnare / RevAI — an AI agent platform for automotive dealerships. Speed-to-lead, database reactivation, after-hours response, appointment booking. Currently running on GoHighLevel + N8N. It works in production today. What's real: We have signed, exclusive partnerships with LAR (largest franchised dealer buying group in North America), Stellantis, FordDirect, and Shift Digital — access to a combined dealer network in the tens of thousands. LAR has their own sales team actively selling us into their network alongside ours. We're in the early innings of converting that access into revenue — sales has never been our bottleneck, the bottleneck is building infrastructure that can actually onboard and support what's coming. That's the job. The deadline that makes this real: LAR gave us until end of September to show enough traction to keep our exclusivity. We can hit that with manual onboarding on our current stack — that part's handled. What we can't do with one overworked founder and a rotating cast of freelancers is build the actual proprietary platform this needs to become, which matters both for product stability and for what this company is worth at exit (nobody acquiring us wants to inherit a stack built entirely on GHL and N8N). What I'm looking for: Someone who's actually run something — a dev shop, an agency, a self-employed technical practice — not just freelanced. You know how to architect systems, not just wire together no-code tools. You've probably used GHL, N8N, or similar, but you're not limited by them. You want ownership, not just a project. What's on the table: 25–35% equity depending on skillset and what you bring, cofounder-level involvement. I'll be honest: cash is tight (we're a lean, self-funded startup), so this is a bet on the upside, not a salary replacement — I want to be upfront about that rather than dance around it.