Car service website with online booking and prices

What pages a car service website needs

• A page for each service: oil change, computer diagnostics, suspension repair, tyre fitting, wheel alignment. It shows the starting price, what the job includes and how long it takes.
• Pages per car brand, only if you really specialise, say in Kia and Hyundai. Twenty identical brand pages will not help in search.
• A repair calculator. The client picks a car class and jobs, and the website shows the price line by line.
• Online booking: a service, a free bay and a time. The duration comes from the service, so two cars cannot be booked onto one alignment rig in the same hour.
• Photos of your workshop, lifts and rig, not stock pictures. People want to see who they leave their car with.
• Contacts with a map, the way in and opening hours. In tyre season, say whether you take cars without booking.

How much a car service website costs

Online booking moves the price the most. If the client leaves a request and you confirm the time by phone, a simple website is enough. If the client picks a free lift and a time, you need a server, a database and an admin panel with the bay schedule.

Then comes the calculator: how many car classes and jobs. Integration with your software is estimated once we have seen its API. The price is fixed before we start. The server and the domain are paid by you and are not part of our price.

If clients already message you in Telegram, a booking bot can take bookings there, next to the website.

Calculator and repair status

The calculator works like the one in our car service demo «Tsekh 66». Each option adds a line to the estimate, the total updates at once, and the request goes out with the chosen set. The service desk gets “Camry, oil change and front pads, here is the total” instead of “call me back”.

Repair status is simple. The desk marks the car “in progress”, “waiting for parts” or “ready”, and the client gets a Telegram message. Nobody has to call and ask.

How people find a car service in search

People look for a car service nearby and with a price: “car service Motovilikha”, “oil change Perm price”. This is how we build the website for such searches.

• One page per service. The city is in the page title and the h1, for example “Oil change in Perm”. The price is written as text on the page, not only inside the calculator.
• A district page only if you have a separate location there. Identical pages for every district will not help.
• Yandex Business and 2GIS cards with a link to the booking page. People often choose a service right on the map.
• Schema.org markup for the business and its services: address, phone, opening hours, prices.
• A fast mobile version: people search on their phone, sometimes by the roadside, on a weak connection.
• Reviews on the maps. A link to your map card can go out with the “car is ready” message.

We do not promise rankings or timeframes: they depend on competitors in your city and on the age of the website.

Where to start

1. 1 Describe in your own words what jobs you do, how many bays you have and how you take bookings now. No formal spec needed.
2. 2 We estimate the complexity and fix the price before we start. Anything beyond the agreement is estimated separately.
3. 3 We show a demo with about 40% of the functionality, and you pay only after it. The reasons are in why we take payment after the demo.
4. 4 We launch the website and hand over the code and access. For a month after launch we fix texts, colours and pictures for free.

You can describe the task in the request form.

A booking form collects a name and a phone number, which is personal data. Under Russian law 152-FZ the website needs a privacy policy and the client’s consent, and we add both to the form from the start. Keep the prices current: the client will arrive with the figure from the calculator.