When a warning light comes on or a car needs its MOT, drivers search on their phone and compare a few garages. The one with clear services, prices and an easy way to book usually wins the job.
1. Services in plain words
List what you do: servicing, MOT, repairs, diagnostics, tyres, body work, paint, and any makes you specialise in. Give the main ones their own page or section.
2. Prices and price guides
Fixed prices for common jobs like servicing or MOT, and "from" prices for repairs, help drivers decide and reduce phone calls.
3. Easy booking
Add a booking form or online booking so people can book at night when you are closed, plus tap to call and WhatsApp for quick questions.
4. Location and opening hours
Show your address, a map, opening hours and whether you offer collection, courtesy cars or a waiting area.
5. Trust
Real photos of your workshop and team, genuine reviews, and any approvals or memberships you really hold.
6. A secure, modern site
Many garage websites still show a "Not secure" warning, are hard to use on phones or have an old copyright date in the footer. Small things like that make drivers doubt the business. A secure, fast, up to date site fixes it.
Quick checklist
- Services listed clearly
- Prices or price guides
- Booking form or online booking
- Tap to call and WhatsApp
- Address, map and hours
- Real workshop photos and reviews
- Secure (https) and fast on mobile
What does a garage website cost?
Our packages start at £299 for a one page Starter site, £699 for a full Business website and £1,199 for Growth, which adds Google Business Profile, local SEO, AI visibility and a monthly report. Domain and hosting are free for the first year, and we design your new homepage free before you pay anything.