Guides for the product you are building
Each guide includes a working interface built on live CDN requests, the recurring costs it removes, the makes it covers, the integration steps, and the next step to ship it. Every one ends at the same place Leaselab did: a library of more than 100 brands that nobody on the team maintains.
Car logos for dealership website platforms
Serve the right manufacturer badges on inventory filters, brand pages, and dealer group headers across every rooftop you host, from one URL pattern.
Removes the asset checklist per rooftop and the theme release per rebrand.
Teams building multi-rooftop dealer websites and inventory toolsRead the guideAutomotive logos for leasing and finance applications
Put manufacturer badges next to every vehicle in applications, quotes, portfolio tables, and PDF documents, in the size and format each surface needs.
Removes the design ticket per new make and the template sweep per rebrand.
Teams building lease and loan origination, quoting, and portfolio toolsRead the guideBuild a vehicle make selector with brand logos
A working, searchable make selector with manufacturer badges: brand list from the JSON API, logos from the image CDN, and the React component to copy.
Removes days of badge sourcing and a release every time a brand launches.
Developers adding a make picker to search, onboarding, or quoting flowsRead the guideMaintaining car brand assets across multiple websites
Keep the same manufacturer logos consistent across a consumer site, a marketplace, and internal tools by pointing every codebase at one URL pattern.
Removes a ticket per repository per rebrand and the package release for a logo.
Engineering leads running several automotive products or codebasesRead the guide
How Leaselab took 100 brands off the operations budget
- Company
- Leaselab
- Footprint
- Multiple platforms
- Library
- More than 100 automotive brands
- Before Motomarks
- An extensive operational cost
What the team stopped doing
- 01
Hours chasing updated brand assets
The asset behind the URL is updated; the URL does not change
- 02
Resizing logos by hand for each placement
size=andtype=are query parameters - 03
Applying one change across various systems
Every platform reads the same URL, so one update reaches all of them
“From an engineering point of view, Motomarks turned brand assets into infrastructure. It is a URL and a key; sizing, format, and updates happen on their side. That is hours a week back for a team that has better things to build.”
Start with a key.
Ship with a URL.
Every guide ends at the same place: a publishable key in an image URL and a logo library nobody on your team maintains. Create one now and follow the guide that matches your product.
Free includes 1,000 requests per day with an attribution link. Startup and Pro remove attribution.