Clients book themselves, even at night
The client picks a day and a free slot in your schedule. The booking lands in your account and your inbox at once, and in Telegram with Premium.
Fits: Solo in a garage2-10 staffSeveral locationssoon
Software for car workshops and car washes. Clients book free slots themselves, the mechanic runs the order from a phone, and you see the revenue of every order and every mechanic.
Sample owner account - demo data
Move the sliders to match your workshop. The total updates right away.
≈ zł 88,542 a year. This is revenue before parts and labour.
Premium pays for itself if it brings back at least one order a month
Start for freeThe estimate is cautious: lower bounds from US auto-repair studies (AgentZap, SchedulingKit, Dealer1):
This is revenue, not profit: parts and the mechanics' work are still paid out of it. Put in your own numbers and the total recalculates.
Everything below is on the free plan. Paid plans lift the limits and add Telegram and analytics.
The client picks a day and a free slot in your schedule. The booking lands in your account and your inbox at once, and in Telegram with Premium.
Revenue by order: labour, parts, margin and a comparison with last month. Mechanics' pay is worked out from closed orders.
The mechanic photographs the old and the new part on a phone. The photos are tied to the car and the order, and the client sees them. It protects both the workshop and the mechanic.
Send the estimate as a link. The client ticks the jobs they agree to and you see the answer at once. The work order and the completion certificate print as PDF.
A workshop page with services, prices, opening hours and an exact pin on the map. Filled in from Google in a couple of minutes.
The client installs nothing: the booking and the estimate open from a link on their phone.
From your page, the map, the QR poster or the button on your website. The booking goes into a free slot in the calendar.
From a phone: statuses, photos of parts, an estimate for approval. The client sees it all and calls less.
The order is closed, revenue and the mechanic's pay are worked out. The client gets the work order as PDF and can leave a review.
Requests, orders and money in one account. The mechanic works from their own phone.
A profile in the catalog and on the map, a workshop page with the address and directions, online requests and reviews.
Orders, calendar, QR-tag intake, mechanics' shifts. Client messages with Premium.
Estimates approved by the client, revenue and mechanics' pay. With Premium - analytics: where clients come from and what they bring in.
They see their orders, change statuses, add photos and comments right from the shop floor. Shifts go into the workshop timesheet. The mechanic has no access to your money or client base.
A mechanic can keep their own car in Garag, and the employer doesn't see it.
Page for mechanicsYou can change or cancel the plan in your account at any time.
no bank card
Try it on real orders
net, + 23% VAT
One workshop, up to 10 mechanics
net, + 23% VAT
For a workshop that wants more clients
Nothing. The free plan gives 10 requests a month, 2 mechanics and 10 services. You need a paid plan once that's not enough.
Yes. Pick the workshop type when you sign up: car workshop, car wash, tyre shop. Service and price templates adapt to it, and booking, photos and estimates work the same way.
Not yet: one account runs one location. A shared account for several locations with revenue for each is in the works.
No. Garag can run next to your old program: data from RemOnline moves over in one click, and job photos and estimates go to the client through Garag.
Yes, in one click in your account. After cancelling, the workshop returns to the free plan, and orders, clients and photos stay in your account.
After a short check: we make sure the workshop is real and the details are filled in. Your account works during the check, so you can already run orders, intake and estimates.
Sign-up takes a couple of minutes, and the account works right away while the profile is being checked. 0 zł, no card.
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