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Websites for car garages.

Web design for mechanics, tyre shops, body shops and auto electricians anywhere: what you do, roughly what it costs, when you're open, how to get there and quotes by WhatsApp. We build your garage's website and show it to you finished, with your brand and your photos, before you pay anything.

  • Services with “from” prices
  • Quote and call one tap away
  • In Spanish and English
Cinco Tuercas Example

What a garage website needs

What your customer checks on their phone when the car's off the road: what you do, roughly what it costs, whether you're open, how to get there and how to ask for a quote.

No figures of our own for this sector

What we've measured is in hospitality: 25 restaurant and bar websites in Málaga and the Costa del Sol, in October 2026. We haven't audited garage websites, so we don't quote figures here and we don't stretch the hospitality ones to fit. The method is the same, though: we show you your website built before you pay.

What we saw in hospitality
  • What you do, with “from” prices

    Servicing, brakes, tyres, diagnostics, air conditioning, pre-ITV check: every job with a guide price and, in plain sight, what's extra (the parts). As text, so it reads on a phone and Google understands it.

  • Quotes by WhatsApp

    A button that opens a chat with the message already written. With the full website, the estimate sheet: the customer ticks jobs, sees the guide total and sends it with their car's make and what's wrong. You reply with the quote before anything is touched.

    With the essential website, the WhatsApp button with a prepared message; the estimate sheet comes with the full website.

  • Call with one tap

    People call garages. The phone number is tappable from the first screen and it's the same one on your Google profile, so nobody calls an old number.

  • Opening hours and “open now”

    One set of hours, with the lunchtime break and Saturday, and a notice saying whether you're open right now. We check with you that your Google profile says the same.

  • Directions, parking and the area you cover

    The street written out, a directions link, where to leave the car and the towns you serve, so the people searching “garage near me” can find you. We can't guarantee you the top spot on Google: nobody can. We do make sure your website and your profile say the same and Google understands them.

  • A garage that explains itself

    What you check before the ITV, how the work goes step by step and when you need the car for a whole day. Without promising the result of the inspection.

  • In Spanish and in English

    If you have foreign residents as customers, the English version also explains what the ITV is. We write it with them in mind and you review it.

The essential website and the full website

Two sizes with public prices. Once you've seen your demo we tell you which one fits your case, and why, before you accept anything.

Essential website

€600–900

  • Home page built for phones
  • Services with “from” prices as text
  • Opening hours, “open now” and directions
  • WhatsApp button and a tappable phone number
  • Spanish and English
  • Local SEO and a domain in your name

Full website

€1,200–1,800

  • Everything in the essential website
  • Estimate sheet by WhatsApp
  • A gallery of the garage and your work
  • A page for each garage, if you have several
  • Seasonal promotions (tyres, ITV)
  • Migration with redirects from your current site

VAT not included. They're ranges; the quote is fixed. Monthly care (hosting, service and price changes, backups and a quarterly Google report) costs €30–60 a month, VAT not included, month by month and with no tie-in.

For most garages with one site, the essential website. The full one if you want the estimate sheet, a gallery or have several garages.

An example you can try

Cinco Tuercas is a fictional garage; the website is real. Open it on your phone, tick some jobs and request a test quote: no button messages anyone.

Cinco Tuercas Example
Car repair and tyre garage

  • Twenty-one jobs with “from” prices, VAT included; parts quoted apart, and it says so.
  • The estimate sheet: the customer ticks jobs, sees the guide total and sends it on WhatsApp with the car's make and what's wrong.
  • What's checked before the ITV and how the work goes, step by step, without promising the result.

Everything in it is made up: name, jobs, prices, phone number and address.

Three questions garages ask

The ones we hear most before the demo.

More frequently asked questions

  • Will it help people find me when they search “garage near me”?

    It helps, with no guarantees. What counts most in that search is your Google profile: claimed, with the right category, your hours, your phone number and real reviews. The website backs it up: the same address and hours, services as text and data marked up for Google. We don't promise rankings; nobody can.

  • Can I show prices when every car is different?

    Yes, as a “from” price per job, saying what's extra (parts, additional labour). The customer knows roughly where they stand before calling, and you fix the quote once you've seen the car. That's how the example does it.

  • What about the ITV?

    The website can explain what you check before the inspection and how you work, which is what the customer wants to know. What it can't do is promise the car will pass: we say so in the example and we'd say so on yours.

See your garage's website before you pay.

Tell us what your garage is like and we'll build your demo, with your services, your prices and your photos. It's free and there's no obligation. If you like it, we send you a fixed quote.