Should an auto repair site show prices?

Fixed prices for routine jobs (oil change, inspection, tire rotation) help; for repairs, explaining how you estimate and approve work does more than a price list.

Can customers book appointments online?

Yes — through an appointment request form, or through an online booking system if you want customers to pick a slot themselves.

We do collision work too. Can that have its own page?

Yes. Collision and body work often deserves a page of its own; as part of the main pages or on its own page; all pages are included in the $390.

How long until it's live?

A working draft within 48 hours of telling us about your shop; live as soon as you're happy with it.

Websites for auto repair shops

When a check-engine light comes on, people search, compare two or three shops, and call the one that looks honest and competent. An auto repair website earns that call with plain facts: what you fix, which makes you know, how estimates and warranties work, your hours, and an easy way to book. We build it in 48 hours — $390 one-time.

What drivers want to know before they trust a shop

Most people walk into a repair shop worried about two things: being overcharged and being upsold. The shops that win new customers answer those worries before the visit — what you'll do, how you price it, who does the work, and what happens if something goes wrong afterwards.

The sections an auto repair site needs

Services, in plain words

Brakes, oil changes, diagnostics and check-engine lights, suspension and steering, A/C, tires and alignment, state inspections if you do them, transmission, electrical, collision and body work. Each named the way drivers search for it — that is also how Google connects you to "brake repair near me".

Makes and specialties

Domestic, Asian, European, diesel, hybrids, fleets — whatever you are genuinely good at. A driver with a German car looks for a shop that says it knows German cars.

How estimates work

Do you call before doing any work beyond the estimate? Do you show customers the old parts? One short paragraph about how you handle estimates and approvals is the most reassuring thing on an auto repair site.

Warranty and certifications

Your warranty on parts and labor, in your own terms, and any certifications your technicians hold. If you have them, show them; don't claim what you don't have.

Appointment requests

A short form: name, phone, vehicle year/make/model, what's wrong, preferred day. Plus a tap-to-call button for people who want to talk now, and a note on whether you take walk-ins.

Hours, location, drop-off

Hours, a map link, and how early drop-off and key drop work. Mention a waiting area, shuttle or loaner cars only if you offer them.

What it costs

An auto repair site usually has about 5 pages: home, services, about and warranty, reviews or FAQ, and contact with appointment requests. A separate page for fleet accounts or body work gets its own page, included in the $390.

$390One-time — all pages, own domain + one business email for the first year
48 hWorking draft, before you pay anything
Care$149/year for a full site (optional): hosting, security, backups, 4 small updates a year

Google Business Profile setup and hosting for the first 3 months are included. Extra updates $20 each. All terms.

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Reviews are your strongest sales tool

Nothing persuades a nervous driver like other drivers saying you were fair. We set up your Google Business Profile so your reviews show next to your hours and phone number, and the site links to them. Ask satisfied customers for a review when they pick up the car — not weeks later.

FAQ

Should an auto repair site show prices?: Fixed prices for routine jobs (oil change, inspection, tire rotation) help; for repairs, explaining how you estimate and approve work does more than a price list.
Can customers book appointments online?: Yes — through an appointment request form, or through an online booking system if you want customers to pick a slot themselves.
We do collision work too. Can that have its own page?: Yes. Collision and body work often deserves a page of its own; as part of the main pages or on its own page; all pages are included in the $390.
How long until it's live?: A working draft within 48 hours of telling us about your shop; live as soon as you're happy with it.

See your draft first — pay only if you want it live

Tell us what your business does. Within 48 hours you get a working draft of your website; you pay only when you want it live — $390 one-time. We reply the same day.

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