Websites for auto shops and parts stores
When a car will not start, nobody browses. They search, pick the nearest place that looks open and capable, and call. We build websites for repair shops, parts stores and automotive suppliers that make that an easy choice.
- Built from scratch, never a template
- A small site can be ready in days
- No charge for small changes
- Hosted and supported by the team that built it
Answer the three questions first
Are you open, where are you, and do you do what I need. Most automotive sites bury those under stock photos and slogans. We put hours, address, phone and services where a thumb can reach them, mark up the details so Google shows them correctly, and keep the page light enough to load in a parking lot.
For parts stores and suppliers there is a second audience: the repair shops and fleets that buy on account. The site can explain trade accounts, list the lines you carry and link straight to your wholesale ordering portal, so the counter spends less time on the phone.
Moving on from an old store site
Plenty of automotive businesses are still on a site that came bundled with a parts catalogue or a supplier program years ago. We have rebuilt one of those as a fast, modern site and redirected every old address to its new home, so nothing that already ranked in Google was lost.
Everything an automotive business needs online, from one team
Web design
Custom sites built around your business, quick on a phone and easy for Google to read.
How we designHosting and email
Secure hosting with free SSL and business email, looked after by the people who built your site.
See hosting plansCustom apps
Quoting, scheduling, portals and other tools for when off-the-shelf software does not fit.
See custom appsQuestions automotive businesses ask us
We already have a Google listing. Why a website as well?
The listing gets you seen, and the website is where people check you can do the job. Google also reads the site to decide which searches to show you for, so the two work together.
Can you connect the site to our parts catalogue or ordering system?
Usually we link to it rather than rebuild it. If you use a supplier's wholesale portal, the site sends account holders straight there. If you need something of your own, that is a custom app and we quote it separately.
What does it cost?
Most of our websites start at around $2,000, depending on what the site needs to do. How we price a website.
Do you only work with automotive businesses?
No. We take on any kind of project, for any kind of business. This page exists because shops and parts stores tend to ask us the same questions. See how we design for other businesses.
Ready to talk about your shop's website?
Tell us what your business does and who you want to reach. We will come back with what we would build and what it would cost.