Our Story

After 35 years with South Africa’s largest vehicle finance company, WesBank, one thing became clear to Chris: Financing and payment options haven’t kept up with how people actually use their cars.
 
Hire Purchase (HP) was built for a different era when people kept cars long enough to own them outright. Today, most drivers upgrade their vehicles every 3-4 years, long before their finance is paid off.
 
The result? Higher finance settlements, longer debt payment terms, and ownership that rarely becomes possible. 


“I was surprised to find that there were no viable alternatives available for clients who wanted something different, without being taken advantage of simply because they don’t want or don’t qualify for finance.” – Chris de Kock
 
We believe there’s a better way.
 
Instead of lengthy finance contracts, we focus on flexibility and have created a vehicle subscription model that is simple, transparent, affordable, and fair, giving customers a genuine alternative to traditional vehicle finance. 


One simple monthly payment covers everything: your car, maintenance, comprehensive insurance, vehicle tracking and more. No long-term debt, no hidden surprises, and the freedom to upgrade or hand back when your needs change.


In addition, for those who ultimately want to own a the vehicle, we have partnered with SuperGroup, one of South Africa’s leading dealer groups to established a clear pathway to purchase the car. Along the way, GoMonthly will help you build or rebuild your credit profile through consistent on-time payments and without the burden of excessive interest charges and lengthy terms. This gives you the future opportunity to re-enter the traditional credit market with a strong payment history, offering you greater financial flexibility.


We promise you a great experience, where you will get to drive a brand new car, feel comfortable going through the process and have no hidden costs to worry about.


Give us a try now!

 


Backed by Industry leaders

“Not because people can’t afford a car, but because the system wasn’t built for them. We’re changing that.”