Logbook servicing
Explain that you service to the manufacturer's schedule with suitable parts. List what a minor and major service include.
Automotive Websites · Australian Mechanics
Website design for mechanics.
Drivers booking a service want to know what is included, roughly what it costs and whether they can trust the workshop with their car.
We design websites for Australian workshops and mobile mechanics that explain each service plainly, show your licence and make a booking easy to request.
What a mechanic website needs
- Logbook and general servicing
- Safety and roadworthy inspections
- Guide prices for common services
- Booking with make, model and year
- Repairer licence and memberships
- Workshop hours and drop-off details
Clear servicing
Clear services. Easy bookings.
Booking a car service often comes with worry about the final bill, the new-car warranty and jargon on the invoice. Drivers want a workshop that says what it does and what it charges before the car is dropped off.
Workshops handle different kinds of job. Routine logbook servicing and brakes sit alongside state safety inspections and diagnosis of a warning light. Each deserves a short page, so a driver finds the right one and books it.
We design mechanic websites around those questions. Services are easy to scan, your licence and memberships are easy to find and a booking form collects the vehicle details your service desk needs.
Workshop essentials
What mechanics need from their website
Every part of a mechanic website should answer a driver's questions and get the car booked in.
Safety inspections
Describe the inspections you are authorised to do in your state, using the local name drivers search for.
Online booking
A booking form that asks for make, model, year, registration and the problem, so the job is ready when the car arrives.
Licence and memberships
Show your motor vehicle repairer licence number and any industry memberships where drivers can check them.
Drop-off details
Set out opening hours, key drop-off, courtesy cars and how you contact drivers before extra work is done.
Service area
Show the suburbs near your workshop or the areas a mobile mechanic travels to.
Package fit
Choose the tier that fits your workshop
From a mobile mechanic to a workshop with several bays, the right scope depends on how many services and vehicle types drivers need to find.
Launch Website
$49/month + $199 setup
or $599 once-off incl. first-year hosting
- Allowance
- Up to 5 pages
- Suited for
- Mobile mechanics and small independent workshops.
- Scope
- A personalised website with services, about, images, testimonials and an enquiry form. Monthly hosting and maintenance included.
- Package details
- Once-off sites renew hosting at $199/year after the first year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.
- Industry fit
- Services, licence details, service area and a booking form.
Launch Plus Website
$99/month + $499 setup
or $2,500 once-off incl. first-year hosting
- Allowance
- Up to 10 pages
- Suited for
- Workshops offering servicing, brakes, tyres and inspections to nearby suburbs.
- Scope
- A personalised website with a page for each service, a service-area page, a dedicated about page, image sections and a gallery. Titles, descriptions, Search Console setup and one revision round. Monthly hosting and maintenance included.
- Package details
- Once-off sites renew hosting at $199/year after the first year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.
- Industry fit
- A page for each service, a service-area page, an about page and a workshop gallery.
Business Website
$4,000 to $9,000
- Allowance
- Up to 15 pages
- Suited for
- Larger workshops and those with fleet or specialist vehicle work.
- Scope
- Custom pages with business-specific design, lead capture, analytics, SEO foundations, two revision rounds and a managed launch. Additional non-CMS pages remain in this tier and are quoted to scope.
- Package details
- Hosting from $199/year and domain registration are separate. The final scope is agreed in writing before work begins.
- Industry fit
- Service pages, fleet pages, vehicle guides and booking forms.
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Common mechanic website questions answered
Can our website say independent servicing keeps the new-car warranty?
The ACCC explains that a new car can usually be serviced by an independent mechanic without voiding the warranty, provided the service follows the manufacturer's schedule with suitable parts. We can link to that guidance and describe how you service to schedule.
How do we handle different state inspection names?
Names and rules differ by state, such as pink slips in New South Wales and roadworthy certificates elsewhere. We use the terms for the inspections you are authorised to do where you work.
Should we show prices for minor and major services?
Guide prices for common services help drivers compare. Say what each includes and that the final price depends on the vehicle, so the quote is not a surprise.
What should the booking form ask for?
Make, model, year, registration, rough odometer reading and a short description of the problem or the service needed.
How much does a website for a mechanic cost?
A mobile mechanic can start on our Launch Website at $49/month ($199 setup. Or $599 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Workshops with several services can choose Launch Plus at $99/month ($499 setup. Or $2,500 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Workshops that need up to 15 pages for services and fleet work usually suit our Business Website, which ranges from $4,000 to $9,000.
Let’s build your workshop site.
Tell us about your workshop, the services you offer and how drivers book. We will recommend the right website scope for your business.