Most drivers choose a garage the same way: search, check the reviews, look for a price, book. We build garage websites that make every step of that easy, from MOT booking to transparent service pricing. From £950.
A good garage website lets drivers book an MOT or service in a few taps, shows typical prices up front, explains which vehicles and specialist jobs you handle (diagnostics, EV and hybrid, air conditioning, clutches), and backs it all up with reviews and recognised trade schemes. Its job is to turn "garage near me" searches into bookings.
Webgenix is a Derby-based web design agency that builds websites for independent garages, mechanics and MOT centres across the UK.
Trust is the whole game in motor repair. Many drivers worry about being told they need work they don't, and they look for signs that a garage is honest before they book.
MOT, interim service and full service are the "entry" jobs that start a relationship. Publishing clear prices for them, and explaining what each service includes, removes the biggest hesitation and gets new customers through the door.
Drivers read garage reviews closely, looking for comments about honesty, communication and fair pricing. Showing recent reviews next to the booking button is one of the most effective changes a garage site can make.
EV and hybrid servicing, diagnostics, specific makes, performance or classic cars are searched for specifically. A page for each tells both customers and Google what you are good at.
Drivers can check any vehicle's MOT history and due date for free on GOV.UK. Linking to it from your MOT page is genuinely helpful and pairs naturally with an "MOT due? Book now" prompt.
Designed around booking, pricing and trust: the three things that decide where a driver takes their car.
MOT and service booking through your garage management system's booking tool, or a simple request form that suits how your workshop runs.
Published prices for MOTs and service levels, with what each includes, plus "from" prices for common repairs where you are comfortable sharing them.
Separate pages for diagnostics, EV and hybrid, air conditioning, tyres, clutches, timing belts and any makes you specialise in.
Recent Google reviews shown where drivers make the decision, not tucked away on a separate page.
Opening hours, courtesy cars, collection and delivery, waiting area, parking and payment options: the details people ring to ask about.
An optional MOT or service reminder sign-up, handled in line with UK GDPR, which brings customers back every year.
Independent garages often have excellent reputations offline and websites that undersell them.
| Problem | Why it costs you work | How we fix it |
|---|---|---|
| No prices anywhere | Drivers assume the worst and book with a chain that shows prices. | Clear MOT and service prices, and "from" prices for common jobs. |
| Booking means phoning | Many customers book in the evening, when you're closed. | Online booking, or a booking request form that you confirm the next morning. |
| Everything on one page | Specialist services can't be found in search. | A page per service or specialism, each targeting its own searches. |
| Out-of-date opening hours | Customers turn up to a closed garage, or ring and give up. | Hours managed in one place and matched to your Google Business Profile. |
| Hidden reviews | Your best trust signal doesn't influence the booking. | Reviews displayed beside prices and booking buttons. |
For garages, the Google map pack is where most new customers come from. A complete Google Business Profile with the right categories, accurate hours, photos of the workshop and a steady flow of reviews does a lot of the work. Your website then turns that visibility into bookings.
Our local SEO services cover the Business Profile, citations and review strategy, while the website adds service pages for the specific jobs people search for.
The motor trade has several recognised schemes that drivers look for. If your garage belongs to any of them, feature them clearly and link to their verification pages:
Webgenix does not hold these accreditations itself. They are credentials your business may hold, and your website should make them easy to verify.
A garage website from Webgenix starts at £950, fixed price. That includes a mobile-first site with service and price pages, a booking request form, opening hours and on-page SEO.
Linking or embedding your garage management system's own online booking is usually straightforward. A fully custom booking system with live workshop availability is a bigger project, quoted separately after we understand how your diary works.
Ongoing local SEO to grow map pack visibility starts from £450 per month, with no long-term contract.
| Option | From |
|---|---|
| Garage website | £950 |
| Larger business website | £1,800 |
| Care plan (hosting, updates) | £45/month |
| Local SEO | £450/month |
Fixed-price, written quote before any work starts. Try the website cost calculator for a quick estimate.
Tell us about your garage, the services you offer and how you take bookings today. You'll get a fixed-price quote within 24 hours.