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Openbay
Openbay is an online and mobile marketplace that helps vehicle owners find and book car repair in the United States. The company is headquartered in Cambridge, MA, and it was founded by CEO, Rob Infantino, in 2011.
== Product ==
Using the Openbay website or iOS mobile app, vehicle owners enter their need for service or describe the repair or maintenance problem they're experiencing. Openbay reaches out to its network of service professionals to request binding service offers on the consumers' behalf. Vehicle owners then receive multiple competitive service proposals that they may compare based on location, customer ratings and price. Consumers book their appointment with the service provider that offers the best value and convenience and then pay for everything through Openbay’s secure mobile app. The consumer's credit card is not charged until the service is complete.
Openbay costs nothing to the consumer or for repair shops to participate. Openbay’s pay-on-performance model ensures that only the shop that ‘wins’ the job pays a percentage of the repair cost to Openbay.
On March 31, 2015, Openbay launched OpenbayConnect, an extension of its platform. OpenbayConnect leverages connected car technology to remotely diagnose automotive vehicle problems and deliver competitive repair quotes to consumers from local mechanics. Reporting on the OpenbayConnect announcement, Wall Street Journal reporter, Mike Ramsey, wrote, "This is just one demonstration of how in-car connectivity to the Internet could alter business models."
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