For auto shops

A website for your auto repair shop

Most drivers pick a garage the same way: they search, they look at the reviews, and they call whoever looks trustworthy. If your shop has no website, that call goes somewhere else.

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A finished Business Lane website for auto repair shops, showing the cover photo, opening hours and contact buttons

A real site built on Business Lane — open it, scroll it, book something. Visit the live demo →

Business Lane gives your shop a real web address, a list of the work you do, and a way for a customer to ask about a job before they turn up. You fill in your details once — services, hours, phone number, a few photos of finished work — and the site is live.

Repair pricing is rarely a fixed number, so every service can be listed as "request a quote" instead of a price. A customer describes the car and the problem, the request lands in your dashboard and your inbox, and you answer with a real figure once you know what you are dealing with.

What auto repair shops actually need

  • Quotes, not fixed prices

    A timing belt on one car is not a timing belt on another. List a service with "request a quote" and answer with a real number once you know the vehicle.

  • Proof the work is good

    Bodywork and restoration sell themselves in pictures. The before/after slider lets a customer drag between the damage and the finished panel.

  • Invoices without the paperwork

    Build the invoice as you go, download it as a PDF for the customer, and get an alert when one goes past due.

What a website for auto repair shops needs to do

Five things worth checking against whatever you end up building on, ours included.

A way to ask, not just a price
A cambelt on one car is not a cambelt on another. A site that can only show fixed prices forces you to invent a number or leave the job off the page altogether — neither of which wins the call.
Every job named separately
Nobody searches for "mechanic". They search for MOT, clutch replacement, diagnostics, aircon regas. Each of those has to exist as its own line on the page before that search can find you.
Photographs of finished work
Bodywork and paint are judged with the eyes. One before-and-after of a repaired panel settles the question faster than any paragraph about your standards.
Hours that include the Saturday
A large share of searches for a garage happen in the evening or at the weekend, and the first thing the driver checks is whether you are open when they are free.
A number that dials on one tap
The person reading is usually holding a phone and standing next to the problem. If calling takes more than one tap they call the next shop on the list.

What you get

  • Every service listed with a price or a "request a quote" button
  • Before/after photos of bodywork, paint and restoration jobs
  • Opening hours, including the Saturday morning you actually open
  • An announcement bar for shutdowns, holidays and courtesy-car notices
  • Customer records and invoices with PDF download

Everything above is on the Website plan at $20 a month, or 17% less paid yearly. The Business plan at $25 adds customer records, invoices, barcode labels and inventory — compare the two plans.

Questions from auto repair shops

Can customers book a repair slot online?

They can ask for one. A customer picks the service and the day and time that suits them, and the request arrives in your dashboard — you then confirm it, move it, or turn it down, and the message back to the customer is written for you. Nothing is committed to your calendar without you agreeing to it, which matters when a job that looks like an hour turns into a day.

We price every job differently. Does that work?

Yes, and it is the normal case for a garage. Any service can be published without a price, showing a "request a quote" button instead. The customer tells you the make, model and symptom, and you reply with a figure. You can mix the two — a fixed price for an oil change and a quote for everything else.

Can I keep track of parts as well?

On the Business plan, yes. Parts you resell can be held as stock with a low-stock alert, given a barcode label, and scanned straight onto an invoice with your phone camera so the price and quantity are right without typing.

Built for auto repair shops

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