Jared Casper, the operator behind Casper Portal.
Casper Portal was created by Jared Casper after years of selling, managing, and building businesses where missed calls, scattered leads, and broken follow-up cost real money. This page is the story behind that platform—from flea markets and car lots to an operator-built CRM designed so owners, managers, and reps can finally see everything in one place and move people toward clear next steps without chaos.
Why Casper Portal Exists
Casper Portal didn’t begin as a “let’s build software” idea—it began as a frustration. Every business Jared worked in or around was juggling separate tools for leads, calls, texts, reviews, and scheduling. Nobody had a clean way to see, in a single view, who needed attention and what should happen next.
Inside dealerships, local businesses, and his own ventures, the same pattern kept showing up: plenty of data, plenty of tools, but not enough clarity. Reps were chasing notes in notebooks, inboxes, and random spreadsheets. Owners were guessing whether follow-up actually happened.
Casper Portal was built to be the hub. One place where leads come in, conversations live, and simple automations keep people moving. Not “more software for your stack,” but the system that quietly runs in the background so your team can focus on talking to people, keeping promises, and closing loops.
About Jared Casper
Jared’s story starts far from a CRM dashboard—at New England flea markets, lifting boxes, setting up displays, and learning how to talk to people. Those early days taught him how to read customers, test offers, and understand what people actually value when they buy.
That translated naturally into the car business, where he spent years on the sales floor, in the finance office, and eventually in sales management. From helping people with tough credit situations to leading teams and being the top-paid employee in the store, Jared saw every side of the deal: the customer, the rep, the manager, the bank, and the owner.
Along the way, he launched his own ventures—credit repair, B2B services, marketing, advisory, e-commerce, and more. Each new project had the same requirement: a clean way to capture interest, stay in touch, and turn conversations into booked time and revenue without dropping the ball.
Casper Portal is the product of all of that: flea markets, car lots, finance offices, late-night deal reviews, and dozens of businesses that needed a real system—not another “log in and forget about it” tool.
With all my best,
Jared Casper
What Casper Portal Helps You Do
Casper Portal is a CRM and automation hub that centralizes your conversations, follow-up, and simple day-to-day workflows. It’s built for businesses that are tired of losing opportunities in inboxes and spreadsheets.
- Capture leads from web forms, landing pages, chat, calls, and social channels into one place.
- Respond with trackable, organized email and SMS—no more guessing if someone followed up.
- Use clear pipelines so everyone knows who is new, who is active, and who is waiting on you.
- Automate confirmations, reminders, and basic nurture so humans stay focused on real conversations.
- Monitor reviews and listings so your brand shows up consistently wherever customers search.
- See simple, honest reporting: what’s generating conversations, appointments, and revenue.
Real Sales & Marketing Videos from Jared’s Career
Before Casper Portal existed, Jared was using video to pull himself out of obscurity, build trust, and create his own traffic—especially while working at BMW of Peabody and later in Nashua. These clips show the kind of real-world selling, reviews, and customer support that shaped how Casper Portal thinks about follow-up and communication.
Where Casper Portal Fits Into Your World
If you’re an owner, manager, or operator who is tired of wondering what happened to the last fifty people who called, texted, or filled out a form, Casper Portal was built with you in mind.
The next step is simple: see how your current leads, conversations, and follow-up would look inside a system that was designed from real-world sales and service—not from a whiteboard.
