Alex Builds StudioWebsites for auto body & collision repair shops
What I build into every auto body shop website
Tap-to-call on every page
After an accident, people want to talk to someone now. A sticky call button keeps your number one tap away.
Estimate request form
Name, phone, vehicle and damage details, sent straight to your email, with a way for customers to send photos.
Before & after gallery
A drag-to-compare gallery shows the quality of your repairs better than any paragraph.
Insurance & warranty info
A plain-English page on how claims, rentals and your warranty work: the questions your front desk answers every day.
Hours, map & "open now"
Accurate hours, directions and a live open/closed status, matched to your Google Business Profile.
Your real reviews
Reviews customers already left you on Google, quoted as written, with a link to the source.
Questions from auto body shop owners
What should an auto body shop website include?
At minimum: a click-to-call button, an estimate request form that works on a phone, photos of real repairs (ideally before and after), your services, how insurance claims work at your shop, hours, location and links to your reviews.
Can customers send photos of the damage?
Yes. The estimate form asks for vehicle and damage details, and customers can email photos to the address you choose.
How much does a website for a body shop cost?
Most body shops choose the Business package: $799 one-time for up to 5 pages, an estimate request form, Google Business Profile setup, local SEO and 30 days of free revisions. You see a free preview before paying anything.
Every package includes a mobile-friendly design, basic SEO, a free revision period and full ownership of your site. Compare packages.
Want a free preview of your new website?
Email me your business name and current website (if you have one). I'll build a preview with your real details. No cost, no obligation.
alexbuildsstudio@gmail.com