A website for your repair shop, so people find you when the car fails

Nobody looks for a mechanic for fun. They look when the car has already failed, on a phone and in a hurry. They pick the shop that makes clear what it fixes, where it is and how to reach it without a round of phone tag.

See your shop built

Front of an auto repair shop with the door up and a car on the lift, tires and potted plants on the sidewalk

Whoever lands here already has the problem

A restaurant sells appetite and a salon sells looks. A repair shop sells peace of mind: the car will be fixed right and nobody will overcharge you. The page has to show what you fix in the words a car owner uses: “it shakes when I brake”, “the check engine light is on”, not just “automotive services”.

If you work on certain makes or specialize in something (brakes, suspension, tune-ups), say so at the top. It is what makes people pick you over the shop down the road.

Where you are and how to reach you

On a phone, an address with landmarks and a map one tap away matter a lot: someone arriving with a broken-down car does not want to circle the block. And a button to message a photo or a video of the problem saves both sides a long call.

If your shop gives an estimate before starting work, the page says so. It calms people who have never set foot in your shop.

See one built

Open Rivera Auto, an example shop built with this method. It is not a client. It is there so you can see how the services, the location and the message button look on a phone.

See the Rivera Auto demo

What it costs

From $129 a month, plus $690 to start, or $1,390 in one payment. Ready in 7 business days. Hosting, domain, SSL, daily backups and email are included. Prices in US dollars.

If you also want an assistant that answers your WhatsApp after hours and a site in Spanish and English, that is the Grow plan: from $199 a month. Full details, including the year-two renewal, are in the pricing table.

What we need from you

  • The services you do and the makes you work on.
  • How you give an estimate: whether it is before starting, and whether it costs anything.
  • Hours, address with landmarks, and the number or WhatsApp.
  • Real photos of your shop and your work. They beat any photo of ours; if you do not have them, we will talk it through.