An AI website builder that knows your garage

No. It is included on every plan, along with a custom domain. There is no separate website fee and no per-page charge, which is usually the point at which an agency quote starts looking expensive for what a garage actually needs.

A few minutes, and you can watch it work. It reads your current site, works out the pages, then writes and checks them one at a time. Anyone promising a finished website in sixty seconds is either not reading your old site properly or not checking what came out.

It only uses what it found on your own website, not things it has read elsewhere. Every page is checked before it is saved: the photos have to be your photos, the links have to go somewhere real, and the page has to actually display properly. Anything that fails gets done again. It cannot make up a price or a photo you never gave it.

That is the real risk whenever anyone rebuilds a website, and it is worth asking. When we build yours, every old page address is pointed at whichever new page replaced it, so anyone following an old link still arrives somewhere sensible instead of an error page. Broken links are what usually costs a garage its Google position after a rebuild.

We keep a copy of your old site before we change anything, and putting it back restores your pages, menus and settings. On top of that every page remembers its last 30 versions, so undoing one bad change does not mean starting the page again.

Yes. Pick a look, describe the garage, say which services to show, which pages you want and your opening hours, and it builds from that instead. One thing to know: starting from scratch it may add services it thinks you offer, and it leaves those switched off for online booking until you have checked and priced them yourself.

Not for the visitor figures we give you. We count visits, phone taps and bookings without putting cookies on anyone's phone or computer, so there is no pop-up standing between a customer and your booking page. If you add your own Google Analytics, that is a different matter and the usual rules apply.

Five ready-made looks and twenty-five sections you arrange yourself, rather than hundreds of templates to scroll through. The look sets the lettering and the shape of things, then your own colours go on top. One thing worth knowing: the standard look covers every section, and the other four cover most of them and fall back to the standard one for the rest.

They drop into your workshop diary like any other booking, marked as having come from the website so you can see what it is bringing in. It uses the same online booking as everything else, so the times offered are never out of step.