For mechanics
Mechanic websites built for booked-in bays
A service booking and a quote request are two different things, and most mechanic sites only handle one. Routine servicing can be booked against a time slot; a strange noise or a bigger job needs a quote request with a few photos attached. A good site handles both without making the customer guess which one they need.
What a mechanic website actually needs
- A service booking form tied to actual time slots, for routine work
- A quote request form that accepts photos, for anything non-routine
- Your specialisations and brands serviced stated clearly up front
- A tap-to-call option for anyone who'd rather just talk to someone
How customers find you
Something's wrong with the car, or it's due for a service. They search nearby, check what you specialise in, and either book a slot or send a quote request.
Frequently asked questions
Any business ready to sell or serve customers online, and especially local businesses that serve customers in person: food and drink, retail, beauty, trades, fitness, and professional services. We start from the closest template and tailor it to you. Delivery suits businesses that sell goods, and an enquiry or booking form suits service businesses.
Ask us. Websites, online ordering, and delivery are just some options you can add easily. We are digital ecommerce consultants, so we also help with new ideas: bookings, subscriptions, memberships, loyalty, wholesale ordering, custom integrations, and more. We scope it with you and quote it in writing before anything is built.
Every business is different, so we quote in writing after a short chat: a build fee, then an optional monthly support plan. Online ordering and delivery are priced as separate add-ons, so you only pay for what you use.