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Garages and motor trade

The website that fills the ramp.

Online booking for a service, tyres or bodywork, quotes with a photo of the damage, and your specialities properly explained. Published in eight steps.

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Get your website

This is how our clients edit their site every day.

From the first call to your published site: eight steps.

Eight steps with visible deliveries, and you set the pace: each step moves when you answer, and we reply within 24 working hours.

  1. You tell us A 30-minute conversation: what you sell, to whom, and what the site has to achieve. Your turn
  2. We propose The site map and a closed price: which pages it has and what each one is for. Our turn
  3. You gather your material Photos, logo, prices and opening hours. Whatever you do not have, we write ourselves. Your turn
  4. We build the draft A first navigable version, with your copy and your photos, for you to click through and react. Our turn
  5. You say what to change You go through the draft and ask for changes: as many rounds as it takes to make it yours. Your turn
  6. We publish, turnkey Domain, professional email, legal notices, Google profile and 20 minutes of training. Our turn
  7. You change it with a sentence You write what you want changed and we publish it, with backups, security and legal review behind it. Your turn, always
  8. We keep it running Daily backups, an up-to-date certificate, security updates and legal notices revised whenever the law changes. Our turn, always

Frequently asked questions

Does the booking connect to my schedule?

The request reaches your inbox and your phone with the vehicle, the service and the time the customer chose, and you open or close slots by writing a sentence. No booking-platform fees.

Can I publish prices and offers?

Yes. Prices and offers change by writing a sentence, and it is worth setting the date they run until so nobody turns up with an expired one.

What about the written estimate?

The site collects the request, it does not replace the estimate: that is still yours. Spanish Royal Decree 1457/1986, which regulates vehicle repair workshops, requires a written estimate to be offered, and getting the request already described and photographed saves half the conversation.

Tell us what you repair.

In eight steps you have a site with online booking and quotes. You set the pace and we answer.

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