You're under a car. The phone keeps ringing anyway.
Every call is someone deciding where to bring their vehicle today, and the shop that answers gets the bay. It's easy to miss half of them when everyone with a phone is also holding a wrench.
Where the work leaks.
Morning calls while the bays are being filled
The hour with the most inbound intent is the hour nobody can get to the phone.
"Is my car ready?" calls all afternoon
Pure interruption — no revenue in it, and it lands on the person writing estimates.
Quote questions on the services people shop around for
Brakes, tires, ceramic coating and full details get shopped by phone, and unanswered means unquoted.
Named by the job it does for you.
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Texts back missed calls
The core fix for a shop. Every call missed while you're under a vehicle gets a text back within a minute — with your hours, an offer to book, and a question about what the car is doing. Most of your lost work is exactly this call.
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Answers and books, 24/7
Answers the shopping questions without pulling your service writer off an estimate: do you work on this make, what's the diagnostic fee, how long for a brake job, do you have a loaner, is the coating warrantied. Books the appointment outright.
From $600 setup, then from $60/mo. See the assistants or build your price.
What it costs.
Websites from $2,750 · AI setups from $600 · Monthly plans from $149/mo, assistant fee included · Every number →
What shop owners ask.
Can it quote a repair over the phone?
Only published, fixed-price items — a diagnostic fee, an oil change, a detail package by vehicle size. Anything needing diagnosis gets an appointment instead of a number, because a guessed quote you then have to walk back costs more than the call was worth.
Will it know if I have a part in stock?
Not unless it's connected to a system that knows. By default it books the appointment and flags the part needed so your writer can check. Overstating this is exactly the kind of thing that turns an assistant into a liability.
We're a two-bay shop. Is this too much?
A two-bay shop is often where it pays best, because there is genuinely nobody free to answer. The missed-call texter alone usually covers itself on a small operation — it's the full assistant that needs more volume to justify.
More answers on the pricing page and the FAQ.
Let's get your website winning you work.
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And if a new website isn't the right investment for your business yet, I'll tell you that at the visit too — it's free either way.