Websites for auto detailers
You make cars shine. Your website should at least sparkle.
I build a site that answers the big three on the first screen: what you do, what it costs and whether you come to them. And I build it before you pay a cent.
$697, one price. No calls, no contracts, no required monthly fees.
What a detailer's site needs
Built around the questions people ask before they book.
A detailing customer is usually standing next to a dirty car, phone in one hand, deciding between you and the next listing. Here is what your site does about that, and why each piece is there.
Your packages, with prices
Interior, exterior, full detail, ceramic, paint correction: whatever you actually offer, laid out as cards with what's included. Starting prices if you want them shown, because a price people can see is a price people can say yes to.
Where you go
If you're mobile, your service area is stated plainly near the top: the towns or neighborhoods you drive to. If you have a shop, your address and hours. Nobody should have to ask "do you come to me?"
One big button
Book, call, text or a quote form that lands in your email. You pick. If you already take bookings in Square, Calendly, Booksy, Vagaro, Jobber or Housecall Pro, the button goes straight there.
Your rating beside the button
Your real Google rating and review count sit right next to the main button, where a nervous first-timer looks before tapping.
The shine
Every detailer site gets one signature moment built on gloss: a sweep of light across your work, your logo or your hero. It respects reduced-motion settings, so it never makes anyone dizzy.
Room for your before and afters
Your best work is the strongest sales pitch you have. The site has a home for your own before and after shots, swapped in the moment you send them.
A sample detailer site
Drag the wand. Watch a map pin turn into a booking page.
Left: a made-up mobile detailer with a great rating and no website, so nobody can tell whether they do ceramic or what it costs. Right: the same business after the Hostmother visits, with packages, prices and a big button.
Before: a local detailing business shows up in map search with a 4.9 rating but no website. After: the same business has a bold website with prices, reviews and a big call button.
Grab the wand and drag it across. Sample business, not a real client. Glow Getters is made up, and so is its phone number.
Also in the box
The rest of the spell, included.
Same $697, no add-ons, no upsell ambush.
A simple logo
No logo yet? I make a clean one to match your site, with files you can use on your van, your cards and your socials.
A review kit
A short review link, a printable QR card to leave on the dash after a job, and copy-paste texts to ask happy customers.
Found Everywhere setup
Clear headings, your services and service area written out, and the behind-the-scenes markup so Google and AI search tools can read what you do and where you go.
It's yours
Free hosting, no lock-in. After the 14-day fix window, the whole site transfers to you. I only hold competitors hostage.
Price
$697, one price. You see it before you pay it.
You pay after you've seen your finished site and said yes. Not a minute before.
Your detailing website
$697 one price
Pay in full, or split it up with Klarna or Afterpay at checkout.
- Homepage plus up to 3 more pages (packages, service area, gallery or contact, your call)
- A simple logo, if you don't have one
- Your choice of button: book, call, text or a quote form
- Your Google rating beside the button
- Found Everywhere setup for Google and AI search
- Review kit: short link, QR card, ask templates
- Free hosting, your domain connected within one business day
Don't have a domain yet? It's about $10 to $20 a year and yours to own. Until then your site runs free on a Fairy Hostmother address.
Hostmother Care Plan
$29 a month, optional
New package, new price, new photos, winter hours: email it and it's done. Cancel anytime.
The 14-day guarantee
For 14 days after launch, I fix anything that's off, free. Still not right? Every dollar back. No swirl marks, no hexes.
Timeline
From "sure, show me" to live, in four steps.
No discovery calls, no forty-question forms. You only do step one and step three.
You say yes
Fill in the form on the homepage or email [email protected] with your business name and where you work.
I build your whole site
From your public listing: name, services, service area, hours and your Google rating. You get a private link to the finished site.
You look, tweak, pay
Ask for changes before you pay. Love it? Pay $697 and it goes live the same day. Your own domain gets connected within one business day.
14 days of free fixes, then it's yours
Anything off in the first 14 days gets fixed free. On day 15 the site transfers to you.
Questions
Detailer questions, answered straight.
How much is a website for a detailing business?
One price of $697 for a homepage plus up to three more pages, paid only after you have seen your finished site. Hosting is free. Klarna and Afterpay are available at checkout.
Do I have to put my prices on the site?
No. You choose: exact prices, starting prices, or no prices with a quote button. If your prices are public on your listing or socials, the preview shows them as starting prices and you can change that before you pay.
Can customers book through the booking tool I already use?
Yes. The main button can link to the booking tool you already use, or it can call, text, or open a contact form that emails you. Your phone number only shows if you want it to.
Can you use my before and after photos from Instagram or Facebook?
Only photos you took or have the rights to, and only once you say so in writing. Until then the preview uses the facts on your public listing and a design that looks good without photos.
I'm mobile only. How do customers know where I go?
Your service area goes near the top of the homepage in plain words: the towns or neighborhoods you cover. If you charge a travel fee past a certain distance, the site can say that too.
Will this get me to the top of Google?
Nobody can honestly promise a ranking, and anyone who does is selling something shinier than your best ceramic job. The site is built so Google and AI search tools can read what you do and where you go, but rankings and calls are never guaranteed.
Are there monthly fees?
None required. Hosting is free and the site is yours. The $29 care plan is only for people who would rather email their edits than make them.
Is the Fairy Hostmother a real person?
The Hostmother is a cartoon. Fairy Hostmother is a small studio that builds sites and writes emails with AI, and a real owner handles anything involving money, like refunds.
Your turn
Want your finished site? Just say yes.
Tell me your business name and where you work, and I'll build your detailing site and send you a private link. No calls, no catch.
Rather email? [email protected]