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.
This is how our clients edit their site every day.
From the first call to online booking: eight steps.
Each step moves when you reply, and we answer within 24 working hours. Built to be answered from the workshop, on a phone, with dirty hands.
- You tell us Half an hour: which makes you work on, what services you offer, and how people book with you right now. Your turn
- We propose The site map and a fixed price: online booking, the services, the makes, and quotes from a photo. Our turn
- You gather your material Services, makes, opening hours, photos of the workshop and whatever you want shown of the team. Whatever you do not have, we write. Your turn
- We build the draft A first browsable version with your services and online booking working, so you can try it from the phone in the workshop. Our turn
- You say what to change You go over services, makes and what the quote form asks. As many rounds as it takes. Your turn
- We publish, turnkey Domain, email, online booking, quotes from a photo, and your Google listing with your real opening hours. Our turn
- You change it with a sentence You write that you are closing for the holidays or adding a service, and it goes live. Your turn, always
- We keep it running Daily backups, certificate kept current, and the legal texts reviewed whenever the rules change. Our turn, always
Nobody rings for an appointment any more. They look, compare and book.
Your customer searches for a garage nearby, reads the reviews and books from the phone. If there is nowhere to book on your site, they book on the one next door.
Open booking slots for the bank holiday
New slots visible straight away in the booking form on your site.
Add the air conditioning service
A new service page, written for whoever searches for it in your area.
Publish this month's tyre offer
Offer on the front page and on your Google profile, with an expiry date.
Online booking
The customer picks a day and a time from the phone and you see it in your schedule. Fewer calls mid-repair.
Quotes with a photo
The customer describes the fault and attaches a photo. It reaches your inbox ready to price.
Services and brands
Mechanics, bodywork, tyres, pre-MOT or electrics: every speciality with its own page.
Google profile
Opening hours, photos of the workshop and directions. Where people with a breakdown look.
Reviews worked on
We ask for the review when you hand the car back, and warn you about bad ones so you can call before replying in writing.
WhatsApp for questions
A photo of the warning light, answered without anyone picking up the phone.
Neighbourhood SEO
Optimised for garage plus your town, and for every service you offer.
Legal and backups
Legal notice, privacy and cookies reviewed, and a daily copy of the site and of the bookings people have made.
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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