INFITIUM Studios
Broadcast-grade creative, produced in-house.
This page is One:One with the throttle open: the full platform, feature by feature, no packages. How it's bundled and priced lives on the pricing page. What it does lives here.
Your DMS knows ~1% of the people shopping you right now. The rest are anonymous, and most marketing ignores them. Four behavioral models score every pageview at the event level and resolve to a single behavioral intent score.
Depth of interest in a specific vehicle: active time on the VDP, photos and media viewed, payment tools, and return visits to the same VIN across sessions.
Overall on-site engagement, weighted for recency and depth: pages, departments, and how the visit actually unfolded.
Credit and payment readiness signals: calculator inputs, term adjustments, pre-qual paths, and forms opened, not just submitted.
Service-department behavior, the early warning for fixed-ops demand and defection risk.
A shopper sits in one plain tier at a time: Hot, Warm, Moderate, or Cold, and moves as the behavior changes. No dashboard archaeology.
Tier cut-points tuned to your store's traffic and sales cycle, so Hot means hot in your market.
The models score against a foundation of 1,000+ customer attributes: 500+ behavioral signals from your website and 500+ sales and service fields from your DMS. We publish tiers only, never point values, cut-points or raw model bands.
The identity layer turns unknown traffic into customers you can actually market to, from your store’s first-party data, used only for your store.
Anonymous shoppers become known customers through your own first-party touchpoints. No form-fill required.
The same shopper on a phone at lunch and a laptop at night is one person, not two profiles.
Shoppers resolve to households by matching the address data already in your DMS, standardized to USPS addressing.
A data backbone built on your store’s data, connecting web behavior, DMS records and media exposure into one customer view.
Anonymous web behavior resolves to known DMS customers, all the way to the specific VIN they bought. Live today, match rate scaling as the identity layer completes.
DMS records and first-party signals market your store and nothing else. Never sold, never shared with another dealer.
Scores and identity feed live audiences that refresh automatically as shoppers move. Nobody exports a list on a Friday.
Pre-built sales and service audiences, switched on during onboarding instead of designed from scratch.
LiveAny combination of behavior, garage, household, and history, designed with your strategist.
LiveBuyers leave acquisition audiences the day the DMS says they bought. Your budget stops chasing sold customers.
Exits dailyService-defection risk surfaces early, with custom competitor sets for your market.
LiveDue, overdue, declined-work, and body-shop audiences from your DMS service history.
LiveCustomers in an equity position or near lease-end, as audiences timed to the trade-up conversation, not the calendar.
LiveGroups add pooled audiences, shared suppression, and conquest routing across rooftops on one identity graph. The group build
Audiences activate where shoppers actually are, bought and managed by the in-house media desk as one funnel.
The foundation buy, running against your own audiences as soon as they are live.
Custom animated units with a human craft layer, tied to audience and OEM spec.
CTV and OLV against scored audiences, with INFITIUM-produced creative.
Email journeys for your customers, set up for your store at COMMAND by our technology team.
Our creative team builds VIN-level display units for your store from its live inventory feed, refreshed daily, so the car in the ad is a car on your lot, at its current price.
A shopper who turns Hot on Tuesday is in a live audience the same week. No exports, no list uploads.
Trigger: the shopper reaches the Hot tier.
Why it works: the budget follows intent, and the unit shows a car in stock on your lot.
Trigger: the sale posts in your DMS.
Why it works: your budget stops chasing a customer who already bought.
Trigger: the shopper is already a customer of a sister store.
Why it works: neither store pays to win the other’s customer. For groups.
Placement mocks, illustrative · vehicles and prices are examples, not offers
An audience is defined once and delivered natively to the platforms your shoppers live on. No CSV uploads, no per-platform list management, no waiting on an export.
Google Ads
YouTube
Meta Ads
Amazon Ads
TikTok
Microsoft Advertising
LinkedIn
Snapchat
Pinterest
Reddit





Google Ad Manager

Beeswax

Liftoff

LiveIntent
Amazon S3
Microsoft AzureSFTP70+ native destinations in production today, from one audience source of truth. Platform names indicate destination availability, not endorsement; trademarks belong to their owners.
Your website, DMS and inventory feed stay where they are and stay yours. One:One connects to them once, with a tag on the website you already run and a daily feed from your DMS, and there is no new database to buy. Sales, service and inventory refresh daily; website behavior is captured on every pageview.
shopper behavior, one tag
sales and service, daily
vehicles and prices, daily, with current incentives where the feed carries them
anonymous to known, household, cross-device
every pageview, one tier
defined once, refreshed on schedule
Your systems remain yours · One:One connects, it does not replace
The loop closes where your money is real: sold units and repair orders, matched back.
The loop closes in the DMS · Illustrative
We don't count sliding engagement windows and we don't present modeled ROI. Numbers over adjectives.
A sale counts when the sold unit matches back in your DMS. Live today, match rate scaling as the identity layer completes.
Fixed-ops wins verify the same way: the RO, not the click.
The media desk moves spend toward the audiences that are warming up, with the tier data in view.
Monthly reviews and QBRs with a named team that interprets the closed loop and recommends the next move.
Rooftop-over-rooftop reads on one identity graph, for operators who think in markets.
Results are read as alignment with go-live, never as cause.
One store’s first full month, counted in its DMS. See the proof
If you're comparing tools, these are the boxes. Here's where we stand on each one.
Yes, in-house. Always-on search, social, and display start at CONNECT. Programmatic HTML5 display, streaming TV, and online video come in at ENGAGE. Planned and bought by a human media desk against your own audiences, one funnel, one team.
Yes. A daily DMS sales feed is the CONNECT foundation: identity, recent-buyer suppression, and closed-loop reporting all run on it. ENGAGE adds your service history for fixed-ops audiences and defection prevention.
A sale counts when the sold unit matches back in your DMS, and a service win when the repair order does. That matchback runs today, with match rate scaling as our identity layer completes. Some tools keep a 90-day attribution window open and restart it every time the shopper re-opens an email. We don’t count windows; we count DMS matches.
Your inventory, pricing and incentive data refresh daily. From that feed, our creative team builds VIN-level display units for your store that lead with price, so the car in the ad is a car you have. Full enrichment arrives at ENGAGE.
You do. Your DMS records and your shoppers’ first-party signals market your store, and nothing else. Never sold, never shared with another dealer.
Search, social, programmatic display, streaming TV, online video, and email, from one audience source of truth, with recent buyers suppressed automatically the day the DMS says they bought.
Tier-by-tier detail on the pricing page's capability ladder. What's in each tier
Anonymous → identified → activated · 23 days · zero forms until the shopper was ready. Illustrative composite: a representative pattern, not a real customer.
Illustrative: a labeled composite of a typical 23-day path from first anonymous visit to identified, test-drive-ready shopper. We publish tiers only.
Every feature above is run for you by our own team: the agency behind fourteen Super Bowl commercials, the media desk that buys as one funnel, and the named team that answers for the outcome.
Broadcast-grade creative, produced in-house.
Search to streaming, planned and bought in-house against the scores.
Identified Tuesday. Creative Wednesday. Live Friday.
The free readiness score maps your current tools against the 25 capabilities the One:One engine runs: free, self-serve, about 90 seconds.