Auto repair shop websites in Wichita that fill bays and win fleet accounts.
A driver with a check engine light wants to know three things: can you look at it today, roughly what it will cost, and whether they can trust you with it. We build shop sites that answer those, book the bay, and give fleet managers a reason to call.
The short answer
An auto repair or tire shop website in Wichita should let drivers book a bay online, post prices for common jobs like oil changes, alignments and diagnostics, spell out your warranty, list the makes and diesel work you take, and give fleet managers an account inquiry form. Point It Here builds it for $499 plus $49 a month, or $1,449 once, in about two weeks.
What drivers do before they pull in
Some are stranded: a noise at highway speed on K-96, a warning light before a long drive. They search "mechanic near me", call the first shops on the map, and go with whoever can fit them in today and sounds straight with them. Others are planning: brakes that have been squealing for a month, tires before winter. They call around for prices and read.
What wins both is the same: a clear price for the common jobs, a warranty in writing, proof of who works on the car, and a booking that does not take three phone calls. Tire buyers want to enter their size and see what you have and what it costs installed.
What a shop site needs
- Book a bay online, with a choice of waiting or dropping off
- Posted prices for oil changes, rotations, alignments, diagnostics and brake jobs, as "from" prices where the car changes it
- Your warranty on parts and labor, in full, with the months and miles it covers
- The makes you service, and whether you do diesel, fleet or DOT inspections
- Technician certifications you actually hold, such as ASE
- Towing, shuttle or loaner policy, after-hours key drop, and Saturday hours
- For tire shops, a size lookup with installed prices
Shop software you already use
Shops increasingly run Tekmetric, Shopmonkey, Mitchell 1 or AutoLeap, which handle appointment requests, digital inspections with photos, and estimates a customer approves by text. We link or embed your booking page, so an appointment made on the site appears on the same schedule your service writer already works from.
The site carries the parts your shop software does not: posted prices, warranty terms, the fleet page and the words Google reads. We keep the hours and prices on the site in step with what your counter quotes.
Fleet accounts
One contractor with twelve trucks is worth a lot of oil changes.
Around Wichita, fleets are everywhere: plumbing and HVAC vans, delivery vehicles, farm and ranch diesel from Butler County, and the crews building new subdivisions. A fleet manager looks for capacity, turnaround, billing terms and someone who answers.
- A fleet page that says what you offer: priority bays, preventive maintenance schedules, DOT inspections if you do them
- An account inquiry form that asks for the number and type of vehicles and the billing terms they need
- After-hours drop-off instructions
- Later, a fleet portal with service history and invoices, quoted as custom work
Reminders, missed calls and what to add later
| Add-on | What it does for a shop | Price |
|---|---|---|
| AI Front Desk | Texts back missed callers, answers "do you work on diesels" and "how much is an alignment", and sends people to book | $299 setup, then $99 a month |
| Stay in Touch | Oil change and rotation reminders, a battery check before the first cold snap, a note to customers you have not seen in a year | $249 setup, then $79 a month |
| Get Found on Google | Map listing and hours kept right, reviews answered, weekly posts | $99 a month |
| A customer app | Book a slot with the price attached, follow the car through the lift, get a text when it is ready | From $200 per app |
We are in Andover and meet at the shop, early before the first car or after the last. Starter, Growth and Complete bundles run $129, $199 and $249 a month after the $499 build, on a 12 month term.
A repair shop and a tire shop concept
These are concept designs for businesses we invented, not client work. Open one and scroll it on your phone. Yours would be drawn for your business alone.
Questions owners ask us
Can customers book a bay online?
Yes. The site links to or embeds the booking page from your shop software, such as Tekmetric or Shopmonkey, so the appointment lands on your existing schedule. Customers choose to wait or drop off when they book.
Should an auto repair shop post prices?
Post starting prices for the common jobs and say what changes them. Drivers call the shop that gives a number, and a posted price for an oil change or alignment sets the tone for trusting you on the bigger job.
Can the site send estimates for customers to approve?
Estimates and approvals by text are best handled by your shop software, which already has the inspection photos and the parts. The site sends people into that system rather than duplicating it.
Do you build pages for fleet accounts?
Yes. A fleet page lists what you offer, such as priority bays and preventive maintenance, and an inquiry form asks for vehicle count, types and billing terms. A fleet portal with service history is custom work, quoted before you sign.
How do I show up when people search for a mechanic near me?
Mostly through your Google Business Profile: correct hours, categories and service area, real photos, and a steady flow of reviews you answer. The website backs it up with prices and services written so Google can read them. Our Get Found on Google add-on handles the listing for $99 a month.
How much does an auto repair website cost in Wichita?
Ours is $499 to build and $49 a month for hosting and care, or $1,449 once. That covers up to 10 pages and one backend system, such as a price board you edit. See the Wichita cost guide.
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Tell us how many bays you want full.
Every project starts with a signed contract and a working demo: $200 for a website, or a website and apps, and a quoted demo price for everything else.