What the customer sees
- Honest descriptions of what you do and do not take on
- A request form that asks about the car and the symptoms
- A private link showing where the repair stands
- No need to call three times for an update
Industries / Automotive & Repair
Built for automotive & repair
A clear way to request service and follow its progress.
Collect service details, photos and estimate requests, then keep customers updated on the work.
Also suits appliance repair, equipment repair, mobile mechanics, tire shops.
NEXT ACTIONRequest serviceConnected to the dashboard ↗
Two sides of the same siteWhat the customer sees,
What the customer sees,
and what the shop gets.
What the shop gets
- Vehicle details and photos before the car arrives
- Estimate requests recorded against the job
- Fewer interruptions from status calls during work
- Reviews requested automatically once the job is done
A visitor’s path
From first impression to a clear next step.
Set expectations before they arrive
What you work on, what you charge to diagnose and how long things usually take. The shops that say this plainly get fewer bad first calls.
Collect the details that save a phone call
Make, model, year, what it is doing, when it started and a photo of the warning light. All of it before the car is on the lift.
Share progress without the phone tag
A status link answers “is it ready?” at eleven at night, which is exactly when people want to know.
Suggested tools
The right help,
The right help,
already within reach.
Start with a useful set, then add or hide tools as the business changes. Hiding one never deletes your work.
See how website tools work
01Service requestsVehicle details and symptoms collected before the car arrives.↗
02Customer uploadsA photo of the warning light beats a description of the warning light.↗
03EstimatesQuotes recorded against the job, so the history is there next time.↗
04Status pagesA private link that ends the update calls.↗
05ReviewsAsked automatically once the work is complete.↗
The pages you start with
Every page has a job.
This is the real starting set for automotive & repair — the same pages your site is built from on the first day. Rename them, reorder them or add your own.
Home
What kind of shop this is, what you specialize in and how to start.
Services
The work you take on, with honest notes about what you do not.
Request Service
The form that asks about the vehicle, the symptoms and the timing.
Repair Status
Where customers check on the work instead of calling during it.
Contact
Hours, location, after-hours drop-off and the phone number.
Designs made for this work
Pick a direction, then make it yours.
Complete designs with real pages and example content you can replace. Every business name shown is fictional.
Open live demo ↗
Industrial Direct
Union Motor
5 pages included
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Dark Performance
Redline
5 pages included
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Heritage Service
Standard Service
5 pages included
Open live demo ↗
Scheduled Service
Torque & Time
5 pages included
Open live demo ↗
Mechanical Dark
Garage Forty
5 pages included
Questions
Short answers.
Can customers book a specific time?
Yes, or you can take requests and confirm them yourself once you have seen what the job involves. Most shops prefer the second.
Does this replace my shop management software?
No. It handles the customer-facing side — finding you, requesting work, sending details and following progress. Parts, labor time and invoicing stay where they are.
Can I take payment online?
Not yet. Online card payments are planned. Today, customers pay you at the counter as they always have.
How much work is the status page?
Changing a status is one tap. That is the whole job, and it saves more phone time than anything else here.
Start with momentum
Build yours free ↗Fewer status calls. Better first calls.
Start free, put a real service request form up, and see how much phone time it gives back.