Garage website design that works on a phone on the forecourt
A warning light comes on, the driver searches, and books the nearest garage with good recent reviews and a phone number they can tap. That decision takes under a minute.
Start with the free check. Three things costing you customers, within two working days.
Or book twenty minutes if you would rather talk first.
- Independent garages
- Servicing
- Inspections (MOT, WoF, roadworthy)
- Tyre fitting
- Body shops
- Detailing
- Mobile mechanics
- Auto electricians
- Windscreens
- Call
A competitor
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- Call
Another competitor
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- Call
Your Garage
4.9(63)·Open now
Illustration. Names and numbers are invented; the third row is the goal.
Need something built, not just found?
This package is for being found and called. If what you need is software - a booking system that does what the off-the-shelf one will not, a portal for your patients or parents, a school or club management system, a job-tracking app for your vans, a site that pulls from the CRM you already run - that is the other half of what we do, and it is scoped and priced as a project, not a monthly package.
Same people, same rule: everything in your accounts, your name, from the first commit. Projects start at the floor published on our pricing page.
What is usually costing you customers
The map shows the chain, not you
National chains have hundreds of reviews per branch. An independent with a well-kept listing and steady recent reviews beats them locally - but only if the listing is kept.
Reviews stopped in 2023
Drivers read the newest three. If those are two years old, they assume you have gone quiet.
The site is a phone number and a map
Which is fine - if the number is tappable, the opening hours are right, and it says whether you do MOTs. Most do not.
Garage website design that works on a phone on a forecourt
Garage website design is mostly a phone problem: the driver is standing next to the car, on 4G, deciding whether to call. Number first, MOT and service prices as from-prices, booking in one tap, opening hours in words. Built with the listing and the reviews, because an independent garage with recent reviews beats a chain with none.
What you get, in the order you see it
Four things. Each one you can open Google and look at. Everything is set up in your accounts and your name, so if you stop, it all stays with you.
Week 1-2
Your listing, fixed
Right category, right area, real photos, hours correct, services listed. This is where the first new calls usually come from.
Week 3-4
A site that takes the call
Phone number first, price or "from" stated, booking or quote form in one tap. Fast on a phone. In your name, on your domain.
From week 2
Reviews that keep coming
A request goes to every customer after the job. We draft the replies. You approve them. The newest three are what people read.
Every month
A report you can read in two minutes
Calls, form fills, where you appear on the map for the searches that matter. If it is not moving by month three, we say so.
Works with what you already use
You do not change your booking system, your invoicing or the directories you pay for. The site and the listing connect to them through their APIs. Market in brackets where a system is regional.
Vehicle and inspection data
- DVSA MOT history API (UK)
- DVLA vehicle enquiry API (UK)
- PPSR (AU)
- CarJam (NZ)
- NHTSA vPIC API (US)
Booking
- Autoguru (AU)
- Calendly / Cal.com
Payments, reviews and reminders
- Stripe
- SumUp / Square
- Google Business Profile API
- Trustpilot
- Twilio SMS
- WhatsApp Business API
Not listed? If it has a documented API, it is a scoping question. Say what you use in the free check.
What we check on a listing like yours
This is the free check. Five questions, answered against your actual listing and site, sent as three findings you can act on.
- 01Is the listing category right - service centre, tyre shop, garage - and are services listed?
- 02Are opening hours correct, including Saturdays?
- 03Reviews in the last six months, and are the bad ones answered calmly?
- 04Is the phone number the first tappable thing on the mobile site?
- 05Does the site say what you do and roughly what it costs - a service price, tyre fitting from?
Your Garage
4.2(12)·Contractor
- CategoryContractor
- Photos2 · stock image
- Reviews12 · newest 14 months ago
- Websiteyourplumbing.co.uk · 6.1s
- Services listedServices
What the email would say
- 01Category: "Contractor"
- 02Photos: stock
- 03Reviews: 12, newest Mar 2025
Illustration. A listing invented to show the five checks; yours will differ.
$550 a month
Listing fixed and kept. A site built to take the call, on your domain. Review requests after every job. A monthly report you can read in two minutes. Month to month, cancel any time.
- ✓You own the listing, the domain, the site and the reviews from day one
- ✓We reply within one working day
- ✓If the calls are not moving by month three, we tell you
What $550 a month is measured against
Most owners compare it to one of three things. Here is the honest version of each.
A do-it-yourself site builder
around $30 a month
The tool is cheap and the site is usually fine. What it does not do is fix the listing, ask for reviews, or notice that the phone number is three screens down. That is the part that moves the phone, and it is a person doing it every month, not software.
A freelancer building a site once
typically $1,500 to $3,000
Paid once, then it is yours to keep up - and the listing and reviews were never part of it. Two months of this package costs less, includes both, and you keep the site if you stop.
A local agency on retainer
commonly $1,000 to $2,000 a month
Same work, mostly done by the same kind of person. We are in India and we say so on every page. That, and not the quality of the work, is the difference in the number. You own everything either way.
Questions owners ask
The ones we get on every first call.
Both. SEO for garages starts with the Google Business Profile and recent reviews, because that is what the map shows. The site is there so the phone number is one tap away.
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