Websites, systems & SEO
for automotive businesses.

Cost depends on the pages, galleries, booking or inventory features and integrations you need. Our pricing page shows current website packages and the payment options available at checkout, which confirm the actual terms. Larger custom systems, such as dealer portals or configurators, are scoped and proposed individually, and we can discuss a project payment schedule before you commit.

Yes. We design for auto detailing and ceramic coating studios, repair and tyre shops, used car dealers and marketplaces, and automotive product stores such as number plate or accessories ecommerce. Each business type has a different buyer journey, so the structure is shaped around how your customers actually decide rather than a generic template.

Wix Studio suits an editable marketing website or online store with galleries, service pages and forms. A custom-coded website or a separate application makes more sense for vehicle inventory systems, dealer accounts, advanced search filters, configurators or multi-step ordering. We recommend around your requirements and maintenance preferences, not a platform bias.

Yes, scoped to your situation. We can design vehicle listing pages, search and filtering, and individual vehicle detail pages with photo galleries and enquiry forms. How stock stays updated — manual entry, a feed from your existing provider, or a custom admin — is reviewed during planning, because feed access, formats and permissions vary by vendor.

We review your existing data sources and their API access, account plans and licensing terms first. Vehicle data, registration lookups and listing exports are considered only where the provider's access, your subscription and their terms permit it. Feasibility and any third-party costs are confirmed before we promise an integration.

Yes. Booking and estimate-request flows can capture the vehicle, the service, preferred dates and photos, and route the request to your team. Calendar connections to scheduling tools are set up where the vendor's API and your plan support them. The goal is a request that arrives with enough context to quote or confirm quickly.

Yes. Configurators that let a customer choose styles, enter their text and preview the product before ordering are a good fit for custom development. For regulated products such as number plates, the ordering flow can include the document checks your local rules require; compliance responsibilities stay with your business and we design around the rules you confirm.

Often, yes. We review what is working, keep useful content and map changed URLs to permanent redirects so visitors and search engines find the new pages. A redesign is also the right moment to improve mobile layouts, vehicle pages and enquiry forms. Access to your current platform, domain and content is needed.

A clear page structure, genuine service content, descriptive vehicle and project pages, metadata, redirects and mobile performance create a stronger search foundation. Ongoing SEO is separate work that develops content and local relevance over time. No website can guarantee rankings or AI search recommendations, and we do not claim otherwise.

We remain your point of contact. Content updates, new vehicle or project photos, additional service pages, form fixes and technical help follow the support agreed with your project, with optional continuing care and ongoing SEO services available. Larger features, paid integrations and subscriptions are discussed and priced before work begins; support is not a promise of unlimited free development.

Ownership, account access, domain arrangements, content rights, deliverables and handover are set out in your proposal and contract. Bring details of your current accounts and any third-party licenses or data feeds so restrictions are identified early. Vendor software and licensed tools keep their own terms.

The schedule depends on scope, how ready your content and photography are, feedback rounds and any integration approvals. A focused marketing website is a different project from a build with inventory sync or a configurator. We agree milestones after reviewing requirements and flag external dependencies before setting a launch date.