Detailing sites made for booking
Buyers want to know what it costs for their car, see your work and pick a time.
What the home page says
Section by section, in the order a visitor reads it.
Packages by vehicle size
The first question is what it costs for my car. Show what each package includes, with a price for a sedan, an SUV and a truck, or a starting price if you quote after seeing it.
Before and after
This is what sells a detail. Pair photos of the same car from the same angle and name the job, like pet hair, swirl marks or a spilled coffee. They have to be your own.
Correction and coating
Your highest-priced work needs the most explaining. Give it a page of its own, with what paint correction fixes, how long your coating lasts by its maker's own terms, and how to wash the car afterward.
Where we work
If you're mobile, name your towns and say what you need on site, like shade or room to park. If you have a shop, show how to find it.
Book online
Let people pick a package and a time without a dozen texts. Reminder emails help with no-shows. Shingle takes no deposits, so if you need one, link your Book button to the app that takes it.
Reviews
Real ones from your Google listing, quoted with permission. The best ones name the car and the mess you got out of it.
How they search
- car detailing near me
- mobile car detailing near me
- ceramic coating near me
- interior car detailing
- paint correction near me
- full detail price
- headlight restoration near me
- pet hair removal car
What earns their trust
- Before and after photos of your own work
- Prices by vehicle size, or a clear starting price
- What each package includes, and what it leaves out
- Insurance that covers a customer's car while it's in your care
- Who makes your coating, and if you're certified to install it
- Training you hold, like International Detailing Association certification
- What you need on site, if you're mobile
How it gets found
What moves a detailer up in a town's results.
Set your listing up for how you work
Car detailing service is the category to choose. If customers don't come to you, Google asks you to hide your address and set a service area instead.
Give ceramic coating its own page
It's a different search from a car wash, made by someone ready to spend more. Cover what it is, the prep it needs and how long your product lasts.
Keep adding recent photos
Fresh before and after photos on your listing show you're still working. Link your Instagram bio to the site, so someone who likes a post has somewhere to book.
Mark up what's true
Schema.org has no detailing type, so AutoWash is the closest. Give it your phone, your hours and your towns, and leave out a street address customers can't visit.
How to sell one
Detailers buy when their messages get out of hand. Many book through Instagram and texts, quoting the same prices over and over, and those moving into coating want a site that makes a higher price look earned.
Build the demo around their packages, then add a before and after pair from their Instagram, with their OK. Show how a customer picks a package and a time on a phone, because that's the conversation they've been having by hand.
- “I get all my work from Instagram.”
- Keep posting. Instagram won't answer someone searching ceramic coating near me, and it doesn't show a price list at ten at night. The site is where a post sends people once they're ready.
- “I already use a booking app.”
- Then link to it. The site's Book buttons can open any booking link, and the pages do the explaining before anyone gets there.
- “My prices change with every car.”
- Show a starting price by vehicle size and say you confirm it after seeing the car. That's still more than most buyers learn without sending a message.
- “Can it take a deposit?”
- Not through Shingle, which takes no payments. Reminder emails help with no-shows, and if they need deposits, keep the app or payment link they use now and point the button there.
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
Packages with what each includes and a price by vehicle size, before and after photos of your own work, your service area or shop address, real reviews and a way to book. Coating and paint correction deserve their own page, since they cost more and need explaining.
Shingle doesn't hand you a template to fill in. It writes a site from your own brief, with your packages, towns and prices, and the brief on this page is a place to start. If you sell to many detailers, you can make a finished site your team's own template.
No. Shingle's booking page takes a service, a day, a time, a name and an email, and sends reminders, but Shingle has no payments. If you need a deposit to hold a coating job, point your Book button at a booking app that takes one.
Yes. Leave your street address off, name the towns you cover and say what you need on site. If you start from your Google listing, turn off Your address under What to include. For bookings, set service lengths that leave room to drive between jobs.
Yes, your own. Upload up to six at once in Visuals, each with a line on what it shows, and ask Shingle to place them for 5 credits. Swapping an existing image for your own upload costs nothing. A site holds up to 24 images, so keep your best pairs.
It's built not to invent. Prices, warranty terms and reviews come only from what you give it or your Google listing, and a separate review takes out what your facts don't support. Coating claims are worth a second look, so read each one against your product's own terms before you publish.
Read next
- Online bookingServices, staff, hours and reminders on a booking page.
- Demo sites and pitch linksA site to show them, and a link you send yourself.
- Get more Google reviewsHow to ask, when, and what Google's rules forbid.
- Optimize a Google Business ProfileEvery field that matters, from Google's own guidance.
- Google review link generatorA link and QR code that open the review box.
- Auto repair shopsEarn trust before the keys change hands.
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