A site that books a job from a parking lot.
The person deciding whether to call you is standing next to a car that won't start, on a phone, in the sun, at 4% battery. We design for that person first.
What your site is doing to the people who find it.
"It looks fine on my laptop."
Most of the people who find it are on a phone.
"The phone number is part of the header image."
So it can't be tapped, can't be read aloud, and can't be tracked.
"I paid six grand for it in 2018."
And the Saturday hours are still wrong because nobody knows how to change them, and it loads a slider that takes four seconds.
Built for one job: getting the call.
The phone number under their thumb on every screen
Tap-to-call stays fixed at the bottom of the screen on a phone, where a thumb finds it.
A page for each repair you sell
Brakes, diagnostics, timing, transmissions, pre-purchase inspections. Each one a page an ad can point at and Google can rank.
Under two seconds on a phone
We skip sliders, background video, and fonts that hold up the page. Speed is the cheapest conversion work there is.
Booking that lands where you'll see it
Requests routed to text and email with year, make, model, and the symptom in the customer's own words.
Yours to keep
Domain, hosting, and files in your name. If you fire us, the site stays where it is.
Photos of your shop, your bays, and your techs.
A site sells on the bays, the techs, and the work. Third Bay Media, our sister studio, shot every shop photo on this site, and shoots the same for a website build.
Recent builds.
Every site here is live and owned by the shop that paid for it. Open one on your phone and time how long it takes to load.
Shannon Family Automotive
M45 Automotive
Sacramento Specialty Automotive
Ryan G. Motorworks
Auto Analytx
Cryotune Performance
RVJ Machine
Shannon Family Automotive, 2023 and now
Screens captured October 2026. Confirm each shop is fine being shown before launch.
About a month, start to launch.
Week 1
Content and structure
What you sell, what you turn away, and which repairs get their own page. One call and your RO mix answers most of it.
Weeks 2 to 3
Build
Pages, forms, tracking, and photos. You get a short shot list for your phone, or a shoot day with Third Bay Media for photos that look like the work you do.
Week 4
Launch and verify
Redirects mapped so you don't drop rankings, tracking tested with a real call and a real form, then we watch what comes in.
What shop owners ask about this one.
Do I have to move my hosting?
No, but we'll usually push for it. Cheap shared hosting is the most common reason a shop site takes six seconds to load on a phone.
Can I edit it myself?
You don't need to. Email or text us what changed, like new hours, a photo, or a service you added, and we update it. There's no login to remember and nothing for you to break.
What about reviews on the site?
Pulled live from your Google profile. Hand-typed testimonials read as fake because so many of them are.
What does a site cost?
A custom build averages $6,500 to $10,000, separate from monthly management. You'll have your number before the audit call ends.
Other ways to turn calls into jobs
In twenty minutes, you'll know where your car count is going.
Bring your last month of ad spend and your car count. We'll tell you what we'd change first, whether you hire us or not.
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