Web Design · Auto & Mobility
Web Design for car rentals.
Workshops, body shops, tyre shops: when the car has a problem, the first thing people do is search Google. If you do not have a site, you are leaving those customers to your competitors.
Car rental for a day, a month, or a year: it all starts on Google.
01 — Awareness
If you're a car rental, sound familiar?
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No online visibility
People search "workshop near me" and you do not show up. That customer goes to someone else — even if you are better.
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Reviews scattered or absent
You have happy customers but no one knows. Without visible reviews, new customers have no way to trust you.
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No easy way to contact you
Phone busy, hours closed. If the customer cannot reach you in 30 seconds, they call the next one on the list.
02 — What I design for car rentals
5 items- 01
Site with services and pricing
All your services explained clearly, with indicative pricing if you want. The customer arrives already informed.
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Online quote request
Simple form for a quote. Even out of hours, even on Sunday. You reply when you can.
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Local SEO
I get you found for "workshop in [city]", "tyre shop near me", "body shop [area]". The searches that matter.
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Work gallery
Photos of your best interventions. Customers see the quality of your work before they even call.
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Google Maps and reviews
Optimized Google profile with address, hours, photos and reviews. You also appear on the map.
03 - Micro story
A local repair shop was getting many repetitive calls: hours, service, tires, inspection, bodywork estimate. The site existed, but answered nothing. We redesigned it with short service pages, real shop photos, mobile CTAs, and a form asking for vehicle, problem, and urgency. Average time on the maintenance page rose from 22 to 58 seconds. Form and WhatsApp requests reached 27 in the first month, versus 4 the previous month.
04 — Frequently asked questions
5 answersThe questions I hear all the time.
Do I need a site if I already work well?
If you work well, imagine how you would do with more visibility. The site brings new customers — the ones who do not know you yet.
How much does it cost?
We talk numbers after we talk scope. A short call, then a written quote with everything in. No rate cards.
Can I publish prices?
Sure. You can put indicative pricing or invite people to request a tailored quote. We decide together what works best.
How do I handle the requests?
You receive them by email or WhatsApp. No complicated dashboard — requests land where you already see them.
Does it work for small businesses too?
Especially for small ones. A simple, well-built site puts you on the same level as the chains, at least online.
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