For Dealership Leaders

Know what your 401(k) is actually doing for your dealership.

The public lookup is free and open to everyone — that's the whole point. Search your dealership to see where your plan ranks against the competition on the same filings the government already publishes. When you want to go deeper, a Fiduciary Position Statement and a Ranking Improvement Playbook are available through Institutional Access.

Free, always

Public Profile & Rankings

Search any dealership — employer contribution, participant savings, plan assets, fees, peer ranking, and historical trend from public DOL filings. We blur the lower half of rankings from public view: if a result shows a Members tag instead of numbers, that plan is below the peer median and needs to improve before it's worth competing on.

Search a dealership
Institutional Access

Fiduciary Position Statement

A quarterly cohort-position statement for your plan — your percentile against national, state, franchise, and similar-size peers, with the fee detail that public rankings hold back.

Read the methodology
Institutional Access

Ranking Improvement Playbook

A peer-pattern prescription — what plans that moved up actually did — written to hand to your advisor, so the work falls to them.

See what's included
Competitive benchmarkingPlan cost visibilityAdvisor accountabilityRetention insightsRetirement outcomesEmployee participation

Your dealership path

Start with the call, then keep climbing.

The flagship is a single Fiduciary Positioning Consultation — a live read of where your plan stands and the steps to move it up. The two smaller assets below are self-serve starting points if you'd rather score yourself first.

Flagship

Fiduciary Positioning Consultation

A live, private walkthrough of your plan's standing against national, state, franchise and similar-size peers — plus the ranking-improvement playbook to hand to your team or advisor. The Fiduciary Stress Test & toolkit are included.

$499one-time · secure checkout

$399 when you bring your advisor — a clean $100 off, no gimmicks.

Built Exclusively For Auto Dealerships

Automotive Workforces Are Different.

Dealerships operate differently from traditional employers. The workforce is departmental, performance-driven, highly competitive, and difficult to retain. Retirement-plan strategy should reflect that reality.

TechniciansService AdvisorsSalesF&IPartsAdministrationManagement
Turnover
Variable compensation
Recruiting competition
Multiple departments
Multiple rooftops
Dealer groups
Employee engagement
Benefits communication
Auto dealership showroom floor

Built Around Dealership Reality

Your 401(k) Should Help Solve Business Problems.

Retain Talent

See where retirement-plan engagement and workforce trends may reveal opportunities to strengthen retention.

Compete For Employees

Make your retirement benefit easier to understand, appreciate, and communicate during recruiting.

Get More From Your Plan Spend

Understand what the dealership contributes, benchmark the economics, and identify opportunities to improve value.

Increase Employee Engagement

Improve participation, communication, education, and utilization across the dealership.