Auto service website that books jobs

The brief we set ourselves

An auto service website has one job: turn a driver who just noticed a warning light into a booked appointment. Most garage sites in Prague get in the way: the phone number is buried in the footer, there are no prices, the opening hours are out of date, and the booking form breaks on a phone.

This showcase demonstrates how we solve it: services and indicative prices are readable HTML (not a scanned price list), the call and book buttons sit above the fold on mobile, and the booking flow asks for the car and the problem in three taps, nothing more.

Decisions worth copying

• Prices in the open. A driver comparing garages wants a number. Indicative prices for an oil change, tyre swap and STK preparation build more trust than any stock photo, and they are how “oil change price Prague” finds you. It is the cheapest SEO move a workshop can make.
• Booking that survives a phone. The form asks for the registration, the service and a preferred day, then confirms. No account, no fourteen fields at the roadside. Every service gets its own HTML page, so Google can rank “brake pads Prague 5” on its own.
• Three languages, one workshop. Czech for locals, English and German for expats and fleet drivers, each with correct hreflang so the right version is served to the right visitor automatically.

The numbers

Speed figures on this page are measured, not promised. Run the build through PageSpeed Insights yourself. That score is achievable for any auto service site we build, because it comes from the architecture, not from optimisation heroics afterwards.

A brochure site of this scope starts at CZK 25,000 and goes live 2–4 weeks after we have your content. See the pricing for line items. Want this for your workshop? Start with web design or ask us directly via the contact page.