The phone rings while you are under a car
Drivers can ask for a repair on your site, and you answer when your hands are clean.
For auto repair shops, tire shops and mechanics
A website with your services, your hours and a way to ask for a repair, built by our team.
Websites from $350 · Up to 15 pages · ready in about 1 week
Your day
Drivers can ask for a repair on your site, and you answer when your hands are clean.
A page that explains each service in plain words helps people feel safe before they come in.
Your address, a map and your hours sit on the first screen of your site.
What a website does

The car, the problem and a phone number arrive in your email.
Oil, brakes, tires and diagnostics, each in a few clear sentences.
Booking tools are built with you, from $1,497.
We set up your Google profile with your hours, photos and website.
What we build for you
Drivers describe the problem, and it lands in your email.
What you do, in words a driver understands.
Your bays, your tools and your team at work.
The reviews you choose, in their own words.
Open days, your address and a map.
Set up in your name, so people find you.
How it works
Share your name, your services and a few photos of your shop.
See your website take shape before you pay anything.
We put it online in your name and check it on phones.
Prices
One-time prices in US dollars (USD). Every website is built in your name.
Questions
Yes. We build a request form that sends the car, the problem and the phone number to your email.
That is your choice. Many shops explain each service and say that a final price comes after a look at the car.
You do. Your address, hosting and accounts are set up in your name.
Starter and Simple add a $100 launch fee. Once you're live, hosting is paid monthly, and your address (domain) is about $10–$25 a year. Our Care plan, if you want it, is $97 to $197 a month.
See a free design first. You pay nothing until you say yes.
Photos of sample businesses: Gustavo Fring (Pexels License), Jose Ricardo Barraza Morachis (Pexels License), Andrea Piacquadio (Pexels License).