A website that earns the trust before the car arrives
Someone with a warning light wants to know whether you’ll be straight with them. Post your prices, say how estimates and extra work go, put your warranty in writing, and let them book a drop-off.
The plan with the add-ons we’d suggest: $22 a month billed yearly ($26 month to month).
See it working
Each example is a made-up business on a real SiteBrite site. Open it, click through its pages on your phone, then try its editor.
How a repair shop uses it
Start with the plan alone and add what you need when you need it. Nothing here is a separate login.
Put the phone and the hours first
In the planA call bar keeps your number one tap away on a phone, and your hours say when you take walk-ins and when it’s drop-off only. Saturday hours and an after-hours key drop go in the same place.
Post your prices
In the planYour shop rate, the diagnostic fee and whether it comes off the repair, and starting prices for oil changes, brakes and tires. Almost no shop shows a number, and drivers search for what a job costs before they call.
Say how an estimate and extra work go
In the planA written estimate first, a call before any extra work, and photos by text of what you found. A short page that says this plainly is what a nervous customer is looking for.
Book drop-offs, inspections and seasonal checks
Bookings & RSVPs · +$5/moAn oil change, a state inspection, a winter-ready check or a drop-off as appointments with the time each takes. Say which are confirmed on the spot and which you confirm by text after you look at the repair.
Put your warranty and your credentials in writing
In the planHow many months and miles the work is covered, who holds which certification, and your inspection license. Only claim a certification someone really holds.
Take payment by a link
Payment requests · +$2/moText or email a payment link for the final bill, and the customer pays by card from their phone, straight into your own Stripe account. It’s handy for someone who dropped the car off and can’t come in.
Ask for the review when they pick up
Review requests · +$3/moThe morning after a repair, a friendly email asks for a Google review with one button. You see who clicked.
Remind drivers before the season turns
Newsletter sending · +$4/moWinter tires and batteries in October, air conditioning in spring, a pre-trip check before the holidays. Customers who sign up go on your contacts list, and a short newsletter reaches them without a separate email service.
What it adds up to
The plan with the add-ons we’d suggest costs $22 a month billed yearly, or $26 month to month.
$22/mobilled yearly · $26 month to month
- Website plan$8
- Bookings & RSVPs$5
- Newsletter sending$4
- Review requests$3
- Payment requests$2
| Instead of | On its own | Here |
|---|---|---|
| Online booking | $10/mo Calendly Standard | $5/mo |
| Email newsletters | $13/mo Mailchimp Essentials, 500 contacts | $4/mo |
| Asking customers for reviews | $75/mo NiceJob Reviews | $3/mo |
About $98 a month on their own, for one person, as listed in October 2026. Check each company’s site for current pricing.
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