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Websites for detail shops, mobile detailers, PPF installers, ceramic coating studios and tint shops. Starting-at prices by vehicle size, PPF and coating quotes with paint photos, booking tied to your shop software, and every call, text and deposit tracked to the page that earned it.
The short answer
An auto detailing website development company builds the website a detail shop, mobile detailer, PPF installer, ceramic coating studio or window tint shop uses to turn searches into booked jobs: a page for every service and coverage level, starting-at prices by vehicle size, a quote form that captures year, make, model and paint photos, online booking tied to your shop software, and tracking that shows which calls, quotes and deposits came from which page.
The site has two kinds of buyer to serve. Someone booking an interior detail on a 3-row SUV or a maintenance wash on a coated car wants a price and an open slot this week. Someone weighing full front PPF on a new Model Y or a multi-year ceramic coating on a Rivian wants your film or coating brand, the warranty years, your installer certification, photos of the same vehicle you have already done, and a financing or loaner option before they hand over the keys. A template with one contact form serves neither.
Billion Web Studio is an auto detailing website development company that builds both paths on one site you own from day one, with warranty, financing and tint law pages that link the manufacturer's terms, your lender's approved wording and your state's statute, and plain answers about coverage, cure times and wash rules that Google and AI assistants can quote when a driver asks who to trust with their paint.
The market
Detailing is a local trade made up mostly of very small operators, and the Census count below leaves out the solo mobile detailers who make up much of your competition. Drivers are keeping cars longer, and the people paying for correction, coating and film now check reviews, prices and project photos online, and more and more of them ask an AI assistant, before they ever call a shop.
19,807
car wash and detailing establishments with employees in the US (NAICS 811192, the code that covers detail shops), and 52% of them have fewer than 5 employees
$16.27 billion
in 2022 revenue for US car wash and detailing employer firms subject to federal income tax, up from $11.49 billion in 2019
Source: US Census Bureau Service Annual Survey, via FRED series REVEF811192TAXABL
12.8 years
average age of the 289 million light vehicles on US roads, the older paint and interiors that correction, coating and detailing work is sold on
Source: S&P Global Mobility, May 2025
$265.8 million
in 2025 US revenue for XPEL, a publicly traded paint protection film maker, up 10.5% on 2024, a sign of steady US demand for PPF installs
Source: XPEL Inc. full-year 2025 earnings release (SEC 8-K exhibit), 25 Feb 2026
How they choose
A driver looking for a ceramic coating, a tint job or a mobile detail rarely calls the first shop they see. They search, compare reviews and photos, look for a price, and book whoever makes the next step easiest. Your site has a job at every stage. Good car detailing website design follows that path.
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Most start on Google from a phone with searches like ceramic coating near me, mobile detailing in their city, or a tint shop open Saturday. BrightLocal found 73% began their latest local search on mobile. The page has to load fast on cell data and show the service, the area served and a tap-to-call or tap-to-text button before any scrolling.
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They line up star ratings, review counts and how recent the reviews are. BrightLocal found 68% only use businesses rated 4 stars or higher and 74% want reviews from the last three months. Your site needs a live Google review feed and a review request sent after every coating, tint and PPF job.
3
A Model Y owner wants to see a Model Y you have already protected: the film or coating line, the coverage, the warranty years and your installer certification from that brand. A customer in r/WindowTint said reviews and recognized film brands on the website decided their shortlist. Show both on the page, as text and photos, not only as logos.
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Starting-at prices by vehicle size (coupe, sedan, 2-row SUV, 3-row SUV, truck or minivan) for each package, with a note that the final quote follows a paint inspection, let the right buyers qualify themselves before they call.
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A maintenance detail or interior job should book online with a date, an address for mobile work and a deposit explained up front. PPF, ceramic and tint go to a short quote form with year, make and model, coverage or film line and paint photos. Both send an instant confirmation text and a reminder the day before.
The problem
What we find again and again when we audit sites in this trade. None of it is about how the site looks.
Leak 01
Get a quote, Book now and Schedule a visit often all open one generic form. A full-body PPF lead on a new truck and a request for a pet hair removal add-on arrive looking the same, with no vehicle, coverage or photos, and both wait for a callback while the driver messages the next shop.
Leak 02
Call for pricing reads as expensive or evasive. BrightLocal found unclear pricing or no offers was the second most common reason people decided not to contact a business. Starting-at prices by vehicle size and tier filter out tire-kickers and bring in the buyers who already expect your range.
Leak 03
When PPF, ceramic coating, paint correction, tint and interior work sit on one Services page, Google has little to match you to ceramic coating near me, and you show up for car wash searches instead. Each service needs its own page with its own options, warranty and photos.
Leak 04
The Cybertruck full-body wrap and the Porsche paint correction are your strongest sales tools, but an Instagram feed embedded on the homepage is close to invisible to search engines and AI assistants. Without a page per project, nobody searching for that car ever finds the work.
Leak 05
Google's rules make a mobile detailer hide the home address and list a service area, so you lose the map pin a shop gets. If the website has no service area pages, or has copies with only the town name swapped, which Google treats as doorway pages, there is nothing to show you actually work in those towns.
Leak 06
A lifetime warranty banner that never says whose lifetime, a homemade 0% for 12 months badge without the lender's required disclosures, or a tint page offering limo tint all around with no mention of state limits can each draw a complaint, and they make careful buyers trust you less.
Generic vs built for you
A template is built to fit every business, so it fits yours badly. Here is what changes when the site is planned around how customers actually buy.
| What you need | Generic template site | Built for auto detailing shops and mobile detailers |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Call for pricing, or one price list that ignores vehicle size | Starting-at prices per package for coupe, sedan, 2-row SUV, 3-row SUV and truck or minivan, with add-ons, and a note that the final quote follows inspection. You edit them yourself. |
| PPF quotes | Name, email and a message box | A short quote flow: year, make and model or VIN, coverage (partial front, full front, track pack, full body), gloss or stealth finish, paint photos and preferred drop-off date |
| Ceramic coating | One ceramic paragraph with a stock water-beading photo | Tier pages by years of protection, what prep and paint correction each includes, cure time and wash rules, the manufacturer warranty and a maintenance wash offer |
| Window tint | One tint page with a darkness slider | Auto film lines (carbon, ceramic, infrared), windshield strip and full windshield, residential and commercial film, and a page for each state you serve that links the statute |
| Booking | A calendar plugin with one service length and no vehicle sizes | Your Urable, OrbisX, Square or Bookeo booking connected with packages by vehicle size, travel-aware slots for mobile work, and the deposit and cancellation terms spelled out |
| Gallery | A slider of unlabeled photos or an Instagram feed | A page per build: the vehicle, film or coating used, coverage, days in the shop, before-and-after pairs with plates blurred, linked from the matching service and vehicle pages |
| Service areas | A list of towns in the footer, or copied city pages | Area pages with real drive times, jobs done nearby and local conditions such as Arizona sun, road salt, tree sap or pollen season, matched to your Google profile |
| Lead tracking | Visitor counts | Every call, text tap, quote form, online booking and deposit recorded in your own GA4 by page and source, so you see whether PPF, ceramic or tint pays |
Free self-check · 2 minutes
Tick everything your site does today. Each box you cannot tick is a place where a ready-to-buy visitor leaves.
What you need
The features that turn an auto detailing website from a brochure into the best salesperson you have. We build all of them.
Must-have · 01
PPF (partial front, full front, track pack, full body, stealth, color PPF), ceramic coating tiers, one-step and multi-step paint correction, auto tint, residential and commercial film, windshield protection film, wheel and caliper coating, interior and exterior detailing.
Must-have · 02
A table per package for coupe, sedan, 2-row SUV, 3-row SUV and truck or minivan, plus add-ons such as pet hair, engine bay, headlight restoration and odor treatment, with a line saying the final price follows inspection.
Must-have · 03
Year, make and model or VIN, service and coverage or film line, up to five paint photos, preferred date and contact method, with an unticked SMS consent box. It lands in your CRM and on your phone within seconds.
Must-have · 04
A simple vehicle outline showing which panels partial front, full front, track pack and full body cover, and which windows each tint option includes, so the buyer picks a level before calling and your quote starts from the right package.
Must-have · 05
Fixed-price details and maintenance washes book online through the tool you use. The page explains why a deposit or card on file is taken, how much notice a reschedule needs and what happens on a no-show, so the ask reads as policy, not distrust.
Must-have · 06
Loaner car, shuttle or rideshare, early and after-hours drop-off, and a book-a-shop-visit button for full-body PPF and color change, because the buyer of a multi-day job wants to see the bay and know how they get home.
Must-have · 07
Tesla Model 3, Model Y and Cybertruck, Rivian R1S and R1T, Porsche, BMW and new truck owners each get a page with the coverage you recommend and typical time in the shop, linked to one page per notable build with photos, film or coating line, coverage and prep done. These pages rank for the car and show AI assistants what you actually install.
Must-have · 08
Each film and coating warranty stated as the manufacturer writes it, with the years, whose life lifetime means, what voids it, care requirements, registration steps and your own workmanship guarantee.
Must-have · 09
Legal light transmission by window, the reflectance limit, the compliance label or installer certificate your state requires, and the medical exemption route, each linked to the official statute.
Must-have · 10
Plan cadences from weekly to twice a year, what each visit includes for coated and uncoated cars, member perks, cancellation terms and a sign-up form, plus aftercare pages such as the first wash after a ceramic coating and PPF care in the first week, which customers search after the job and which bring them back for maintenance.
Must-have · 11
Installer certifications from your film and coating brands, IDA Certified Detailer or CD-SV if you hold it, general liability and garagekeepers coverage, CARFAX Certified Service if your work is reported to the vehicle history, facility photos of a clean, lit bay, years in business and named installers.
Must-have · 12
A sticky call and text bar on mobile, a missed-call text-back if your phone system supports it, and image-heavy galleries tuned to Core Web Vitals targets so the page still loads fast on cell data in a parking lot.
What we build
This is the sitemap we start from for auto detailing website design: we cut what you do not sell and add pages for the vehicles and towns that bring you the most work.
Services
Packages and offers
Vehicles and projects
Service areas
Customer help
Trust
Calls, bookings, leads
A detailing site earns its keep when the phone rings with the right job and the calendar fills with deposits taken. We build two clear paths, make contact one tap away, and record every lead so you can see which service, page and town it came from.
AI search
BrightLocal's 2026 survey found 45% of US consumers used ChatGPT or another AI tool for local recommendations, up from 6% a year earlier. Pew found that when Google shows an AI summary, people click a regular result in 8% of visits compared with 15% without one. Being the source an assistant quotes on coatings, film and tint now matters as much as ranking.
Questions your customers ask AI assistants
Answer-first service pages
The first lines of each page answer what the service is, how long it lasts, the warranty years, the starting price by vehicle size and how long the car stays with you. Assistants quote pages that state facts plainly, not ones that bury them under a hero video.
Comparison and aftercare pages assistants can cite
Ceramic coating vs PPF, carbon vs ceramic vs infrared tint, one-step vs multi-step correction, wash rules after coating, PPF care in the first week. These are the questions drivers ask AI tools, and few shop sites answer them.
Structured data that names you correctly
LocalBusiness or AutomotiveBusiness markup with your real name, phone, hours and service area, Service markup for each coating, film and tint line, and FAQPage markup, all matching what your Google Business Profile says.
Brands and certifications stated as text
The film and coating lines you install, your installer certifications and any IDA certification, written on the page and linked, not only shown as logos. That is how an assistant can say you are a certified installer of a named film.
Reviews that name the work
Review requests that invite customers to mention the service and vehicle give AI summaries something specific to repeat, such as full front PPF on a Model Y, instead of great job.
We test the prompts your customers use
Before and after launch we run coating, PPF, tint and mobile detailing prompts for your towns in ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity and show you who gets named and why. We do not promise you will be named; we make sure the site gives assistants reasons to.
Compliance and trust
Detailing, film and coating shops make claims that federal and state rules cover: window tint limits, written warranties, financing offers and reviews. We are not lawyers and you confirm the rules for your state, but we build the pages so the right wording is easy to keep and easy to see.
Each state sets its own limits. Florida requires at least 28% light transmittance on front side windows and a compliance label in the driver's door jamb (s. 316.2953 and 316.2955). Texas requires 25% on front side windows and a permanent label between film and glass (547.613 and 547.609). California allows only clear film of at least 88% on front side windows, with a signed installer certificate (VC 26708). Your tint law page links the statute and explains medical exemptions.
Under the FTC's guide to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a written warranty on a consumer product must be titled full or limited, whatever other words such as lifetime it uses, its terms must be available to read before the sale, and an ad that says lifetime should say whose or what life it means. Warranties on services alone fall outside the Act, so confirm with each film and coating maker how theirs is written. Your warranty page carries each manufacturer's terms and registration steps.
For installment loans, Regulation Z says an ad that names a payment amount, number of payments, term, down payment or finance charge must also state the down payment, the repayment terms and the APR. For store card offers, an ad that says no interest on a deferred interest plan must say if paid in full and state the deferred interest period clearly. We place your lender's approved wording, not a homemade banner.
The FTC's 2024 rule bans fake and AI-written reviews, paying or rewarding customers for reviews that express a set sentiment, using threats to suppress negative ones, and presenting the reviews you show as all or most of them when bad ones were left out. Google also bars asking only happy customers. Claims such as heat or infrared rejection come from the film maker's spec sheet with the source named. We blur plates and ask before posting a customer's car.
Booking confirmations and reminders are transactional. Marketing texts such as maintenance offers, we miss you deals and membership promotions need prior express written consent under the TCPA, so forms carry an optional, unticked consent line that is logged with the lead, and STOP replies are honored.
The Justice Department says ADA requirements apply to the websites of businesses open to the public. Dark themes, video heroes and photo galleries are where detailing sites fail on contrast and alt text, so we build to WCAG 2.2 AA as a target. We do not certify compliance.
We build with tools and patterns that support these rules and document what we set up. For legal advice on your own obligations, talk to your attorney.
From the forums
We read what detailers, PPF installers and tint shop owners ask each other about websites, agencies and leads. These are real questions from those threads, paraphrased, with our straight answers.
Asked on r/Detailing
Our answer: Yes, because referred customers still look you up before they call, and if nothing comes up they often move on. The site does not need to be big, but it must be indexed, match your Google profile and show what you do and roughly what it costs. Owners in the thread called it essential for a working professional.
Asked on r/Detailing
Our answer: Treat it with suspicion. Nobody controls Google's rankings, and guaranteed top-three deals often rank you for phrases nobody else targets. Ask instead what will be built, what is tracked and who owns it. We commit to a dated plan and full call, form and booking tracking, not a ranking.
Asked on r/Detailing
Our answer: Keep the lead flow in your own hands: your own site, your own forms, your own call tracking and your own booking tool. Ads should point at service and area pages built for the towns you serve, and every lead should be visible to you, not only in an agency dashboard. If you leave an agency, the landing pages and call tracking numbers should come with you.
Asked on r/AutoDetailing
Our answer: Give the plan its own page that sells without you: cadences from weekly to twice a year, what each visit includes for coated and uncoated cars, member perks such as priority slots and locked pricing, cancellation terms in plain words, and a sign-up form with payment. Then offer it at the moments people are most likely to say yes: on the booking confirmation, in the post-job text and on every ceramic coating page, since some shops include a first maintenance wash with each coating.
Asked on r/AutoDetailing
Our answer: Google treats washes and detailing as close cousins, and car wash is searched more. Give each service its own page, name the services specifically on your Google profile, and use the words drivers search, such as ceramic coating, paint correction and interior detailing, in titles and headings.
Asked on r/AutoDetailing
Our answer: Follow Google's rules anyway, since a suspended profile costs far more. Your website then carries the local signal: a page for each town you really serve, with drive times, jobs done there and local conditions, matching the service area on your profile.
Asked on r/Detailing
Our answer: Owners in the thread found detailing booking needs packages priced by vehicle size, coating add-ons and online estimates, which general tools often lock behind higher tiers, and many moved to a detailing CRM. We do not sell software. We connect the site to the tool you choose and keep the service pages outside the widget so a later switch does not mean a new website.
Asked on r/AutoDetailing
Our answer: Replies pointed to trust: a visible, checkable reputation makes a deposit easier to accept, and an instant confirmation text plus a day-before reminder prevents most no-shows. We put reviews next to the booking button and a short policy explaining the deposit and cancellation terms.
Asked on r/WindowTint
Our answer: Shops in the thread said to compete on film, install quality and warranty, not price. On the site that means film line pages, the warranty stated clearly, project photos and a review flow. Your warranty page also gives you a reason to contact past customers.
Asked on Autopia detailing forums
Our answer: Either can work if you will keep it up. The real choice is who handles updates, security and backups. We build on an editable CMS you are trained on, give 30 days of free support after launch, and offer optional care plans so you are not patching plugins between jobs.
Questions are paraphrased from public threads. We never quote members by name.
Others vs us
The three ways auto detailing shops and mobile detailers usually get a website, side by side.
| Billion Web Studio | Website builder template | Typical industry agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing on the site | Starting-at prices per package by vehicle size, with add-ons, that you edit yourself | A price list you build and format yourself | Often call for pricing, or a price table inside a shared design skin |
| PPF, ceramic and tint quotes | Quote flow with vehicle, coverage or film line and paint photos, sent to your CRM and phone | The same contact form for every service | A quote form or a third-party quoting link, depending on the package |
| Booking software | Connects to your Urable, OrbisX, TintWiz, Mobile Tech RX, Square or Bookeo booking through the widget, booking link or lead form each tool offers, and survives a switch | The builder's own booking app, or an embed block for your tool, sometimes only on paid plans | Often pushes its own CRM or texting platform on a monthly fee |
| Project and vehicle pages | A page per build and per vehicle model, readable by search engines and AI assistants | A gallery or Instagram feed | Often a portfolio slider or a social feed embed |
| Tint law, warranty and financing pages | Built in, linked to the statute, the manufacturer terms and your lender's wording | You write them, if at all | Rarely covered |
| Lead tracking | Every call, text tap, quote, booking and deposit in your own GA4 by page and source | Basic visitor counts | Reports in the agency's dashboard, sometimes on call numbers the agency owns |
| Ownership | You own the domain, code, design, content and accounts from day one | You own the content, but the site cannot leave the builder | The site is often rented and can go offline when you stop paying |
| Contract and plan | Fixed quote in 1 business day, dated week-by-week plan, no hourly billing, no lock-in | Monthly subscription plus your evenings | Monthly fee, sometimes with a revision cap; a dated plan is rare |
| Proof | Stated plainly: no detailing client yet; numbers from a local service lead system we built | None | Client logos and counts, rarely results with a method |
Why Billion Web Studio
PPF and ceramic coating website design has to follow how you quote: vehicle-size pricing, PPF coverage levels, ceramic tiers by years of protection, tint film lines and state limits, maintenance plans and deposits. A template's idea of a service business covers none of that.
Domain, code, design, content, analytics, call tracking numbers and profile access sit in your name, including the tracking number on your van wrap and Google profile, so changing providers never means reprinting the van or losing call history. No minimum term, and no site that goes offline when a subscription ends.
We connect quotes and bookings to Urable, OrbisX, TintWiz, Mobile Tech RX, Square or the tool you already run, and track completed bookings as conversions. If you change tools, the website stays.
Calls, text taps, quote forms, bookings and deposits are recorded in your own GA4 by page and source, so you can compare the site with Local Services Ads, Meta and referrals. We make no ranking or lead number promises.
A free audit of your current site and a fixed quote within 1 business day, then a week-by-week plan and weekly written updates. If we slip a date because of us, the next month of support is free.
Technical SEO, schema markup, Core Web Vitals targets on photo-heavy pages and plain answers about coatings, film and tint are part of the build. Our sister SEO and AEO agency, Billion Game, works on search every day.
In writing, before we start
Fixed quote in 1 business day
Scope, deliverables and price agreed in writing, with a free audit of your current site. No hourly billing.
Launch date in writing
A dated week-by-week plan and a written update every week. If we slip because of us, the next month of support is free.
You own everything
Code, design, content, domain and accounts are yours from day one. No 12-month contract, no rented site.
30 days of support included
We watch rankings, forms and call tracking after launch and fix anything that needs it.
Proof, not promises
We have not built a website for a detailing, PPF, ceramic coating or tint business yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. What transfers is the local lead system. For Blues Renewables, a local rooftop solar installer selling a high-ticket service, we built a page for every system size with price guidance, calculators, 129 local area guides, click-to-call and tracked quote forms, and the business went from no tracked leads to 7 to 10 inquiries a week, with Google clicks rising from 14 to 560 a fortnight in two months. That is the same structure a coating or PPF shop needs: a page per service and coverage, price guidance, area pages and every lead tracked. Terah Tex, a bulk uniform manufacturer, went from no website inquiries to about 5 bulk-order leads a week on a site built around a two-step quote form, the pattern behind our PPF and ceramic quote flow.
Blues Renewables · Rooftop solar installer
Terah Tex · Uniform manufacturing
Process
Typical timeline: 4 to 8 weeks; 8 to 12 weeks with many service area, vehicle or project pages. You see progress every week.
Step 01 · Week 1
We audit your current site, competitors, and how you show up on Google and in AI answers, then agree on goals and a fixed quote.
Step 02 · Weeks 2 to 3
Sitemap, wireframes and full designs for your review. You approve everything before we build.
Step 03 · Weeks 3 to 6
Development, SEO setup, speed tuning, and testing across devices and browsers.
Step 04 · Launch and beyond
We launch, monitor, and improve based on real data. 30 days of free support included.
What shapes your quote
Every project gets a fixed quote within 1 business day, agreed before work starts.
Get my fixed quote →Straight answers to what owners ask us, and what they ask Google and AI assistants. Ask us anything else.
It plans, writes, designs and builds the website a detailing, PPF, ceramic coating or tint business uses to win jobs: service pages by coverage and tier, prices by vehicle size, quote and booking flows tied to your shop software, area and project pages, and tracking for every call, text, quote and booking. Unlike an auto detailing web design company that skins a shared template, it also wires the quote and booking flows to your shop software and sets up tracking you own.
We give a fixed quote, agreed before work starts, based on pages, features, integrations and content, within 1 business day of a free audit of your current site. The main drivers are how many services, vehicle and area pages you need and which booking tool we connect. There is no hourly billing.
Most take 4 to 8 weeks. With many service area, vehicle or project pages, plan on 8 to 12 weeks. You get a dated week-by-week plan before we start and a written update every week, so launching before tint season or spring coating demand is something we plan for.
For most shops, yes: starting-at prices per package by vehicle size, with a note that the final price follows a paint inspection. Detailers on r/AutoDetailing say a price range filters out tire-kickers. Full-body PPF and color change can show a range and push to a shop visit.
Yes. We connect the site to whatever your tool offers: an embedded booking widget, a booking link or a lead form that drops into your CRM. We style it to match the site and track completed bookings as conversions. Your service pages stay outside the widget so search engines can read them, and switching tools later does not require a new website.
Yes, through your booking or payment tool. We pair it with a short policy page explaining why the deposit is taken, how to reschedule and what happens on a no-show, and we place your reviews next to the booking button, because trust makes customers more willing to pay up front.
Yes. Mobile detailing website design starts from Google's rule that you hide your home address and list a service area. Your website then carries the local signal with a page for each town you serve, each with real drive times, jobs done there and local details, rather than copied pages with only the town name changed.
Film line pages (carbon, ceramic, infrared), residential and commercial film, the warranty, and a tint law page for each state you serve. The tint law page answers the most common tint question, shows legal options by window, explains the compliance label or certificate your state requires and the medical exemption route, and links the statute. You confirm the details for your state.
Assistants draw on your website, your Google profile, reviews and listings. We write plain answers about coverage, warranty years, cure times, wash rules and service areas, add schema markup, and keep your details consistent. We test the prompts your customers use, but nobody can guarantee an AI will name you.
Usually yes, if the move is planned. We confirm the domain is in your name or help you transfer it, copy your content and photos, map every old URL to its new page with redirects, and watch Search Console after launch. The free audit shows what your current provider controls.
You do, from day one: the domain, code, design, content, analytics, call tracking numbers and account logins. There is no lock-in and no minimum term. After 30 days of free support you can choose an optional care plan or run it yourself.
Yes. The site runs on an editable CMS and we train you to change prices by vehicle size, add a package, publish a new build page with photos and update your maintenance plan.
Your price list or price logic by vehicle size, the film and coating lines you install with their warranty documents, certifications and insurance details, real photos of your work and your bay, and the towns you serve. We write and structure the pages with you and tell you which project shots to take.
Your Google profile can show the shop address once the bay is staffed during posted hours, and keep a service area if you still go mobile. The website adds a shop page with the address, drop-off and pickup hours and bay photos, moves coating and PPF work to shop-only booking, and keeps your service area pages for mobile jobs. We redirect any old URLs so the rankings you built carry over, and your Google reviews stay on the same profile.
Four quick questions. You'll get a fixed quote and a free audit of your current site within 1 business day.
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