Custom project · on request

A CRM and website for a car service

Online booking on the site, a bay board, work orders, inventory and client approvals by link — a system built around your shop, not the other way round.

Tork
Tork — CRM · Car service network
What holds sales back

Where a car service loses money.

01

Idle bays

Bookings in a notebook or messenger mean overlaps and gaps.

02

Missing parts

Stock “by eye”: the part runs out when the car is already on the lift.

03

Hesitant clients

Extra work is approved reluctantly by phone. Photos and explanations by link make it easy.

04

Paper work orders

Manual paperwork and recalculations take hours and cause mistakes.

What the site includes

What the system can include.

Bay board

Day and week bookings by bay with drag and drop and overlap checks.

Work orders

Labour by standard hours, parts, payments and debt.

Inventory

Stock per branch, reservations and minimum-level alerts.

Approvals by link

The client sees recommendations with photos and approves from a phone.

Printable documents

Work order, intake and completion acts — on A4 in one click.

Website with booking

A public site whose bookings land straight in the system.

Example

See it live.

Price

How much a car service CRM costs

The price depends on features and integrations. Work is split into stages, and each one gives you a working part of the system. A simple car service site with booking — from $100.

on request

FAQ

Questions people usually ask.

  • It depends on the features: bookings, work orders, inventory, approvals, reports, number of branches. After we talk I give a fixed price and timeline per stage. A car service site with online booking starts at $100.

Other niches

Websites for other businesses.

Contact

Let’s build something that sells.

Tell me about your project — you’ll get an answer with a price and timeline within a day.

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