Foundation Direct

$10.0M revenue • 40 employees

Last Updated Apr 29, 2025

Company Overview

Company Name

Foundation Direct

Approx. Annual Revenue

$10.0M

Employees

40

Established

2002

About Foundation Direct

Foundation Direct is a technology company that provides a robust platform for automotive dealers to manage their digital advertising. The platform empowers dealers to take control of their digital advertising by automating solutions that drive real results. Foundation Direct was created by the founders of Google's automotive retail team, offering an elegant technology solution to improve dealers' digital advertising efforts and build a strong digital foundation for future success.

Business Profile

Read from the Foundation Direct website on Oct 14, 2026. Hover an item to see the exact wording it came from.

About the website

Website quality (AI-assessed)
8/10 · Current copyright 2026; Clear service descriptions
Footer copyright year
2026

Announcements

As stated on the Foundation Direct website.

  • New ownership“Foundation Direct has been acquired by Team Velocity”

Recent changes

What changed on the Foundation Direct website and Google listing, as detected by Coldlytics on each visit.

  1. New ownership announced

    Foundation Direct has been acquired by Team Velocity

  2. Google Ads pixel installed

  3. New service announced

    introducing the acura dealer digital ad program

  4. New service announced

    introducing the honda dealer digital ad program

  5. New service announced

    introducing the hyundai alliance dealer digital ad program

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Frequently Asked Questions about Foundation Direct

Advertising Pixels

  • Google Ad Pixel

Technologies Used

Social Profiles

Key Decision Makers

Timothy Mueller Co-Founder
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