For independent garages, MOT test centres and mobile mechanics who live off repeat customers and word of mouth. Ki-Ki takes you from a Facebook page and a mobile number to a simple setup that helps people trust you before they arrive.
No jargon, no long contracts. Just a proper domain, clean website, professional email and basic security set up so you can focus on the work under the bonnet.
None of this means you run a bad garage. It means nobody has ever set your online shopfront up properly. That is my job.
General repair garages who handle servicing, diagnostics, clutches, brakes and everything in between. If most of your work comes from reputation and repeat customers, a solid website backs that up instead of holding it back.
MOT stations that want a clear place online for prices, classes, waiting options and booking details, so you spend less time explaining the basics on the phone.
Mobile mechanics, battery services and tyre vans who want to look dependable and easy to book, not like a throwaway number on a marketplace listing.
A domain in your name with straightforward addresses like [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected].
A mobile first page that covers what people actually want to know. MOTs, services, tyres, diagnostics, prices where possible, opening hours, photos, reviews and how to book.
Your site sits behind Cloudflare with basic firewall rules and HTTPS. Visitors see the padlock, cheap robots get filtered and casual probing has less impact on your setup.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured properly so it is harder for scammers to pretend to be you, and easier for real messages to land where they should.
Help with getting your Google Business Profile in better shape, pointing reviews to a single place and making sure your address and hours line up across platforms.
Privacy aware analytics and passive fingerprint style data. You see how many people visit, what they look at and how often they come back, without turning your customers into ad targets.
Old Facebook page, no proper website, opening hours buried in posts and awkward silences when people ask if there is somewhere they can read about prices or services.
smithgarage.co.uk on the sign, vans and invoices. A tidy page with MOT, servicing and diagnostics explained in plain English, a phone button that works on cheap phones and a map that gets people to the right unit.
People ring up just to ask the MOT price, you repeat the same details all day and last minute cancellations leave gaps that never get filled.
Clear MOT section with prices, classes, waiting options and simple wording about what to bring. People know what to expect before they book and calls are focused on actual slots, not basic questions.
Marketplace listings and scattered reviews, messages across three apps and no single link that really shows what you cover and where you travel to.
A focused one page site that lists call out area, common jobs, example prices and reviews. Customers share the link when friends ask for a recommendation and you look like a proper business, not a favour.
You send a short outline of what you do, where you are based, the main jobs you want more of and any photos or links you already have.
You get a proposed domain, layout and wording that matches how you actually talk to customers, plus a summary of the email and security work I will do behind the scenes.
Domain, website, email, Cloudflare and tracking are configured for you. You review the site on your phone and desktop, then request small tweaks if something feels off.
You add the link and email to your sign, cards, social profiles and invoices. I stay available for light support, updates and sensible improvements.
Pricing is agreed upfront and written in plain English. No surprise add ons, no marketing retainers and no anonymous agency that forgets your name after the direct debit is set up.
A typical build covers domain, website, email, Cloudflare and tracking as a one off project, with an optional small monthly amount if you want hosting, monitoring and light tweaks handled for you.
If you tell me roughly what work you do, how many bays or ramps you have and how busy you are now, I can give you a clear figure instead of a vague range.
Ask for a figureNo. You already deal with enough complicated systems. You just need to know how to read and reply to email or messages. I handle domains, DNS, Cloudflare and the rest, and leave you with plain English notes.
That is fine. We can keep what is working, move it onto a proper domain and build a cleaner page around it so everything feels like one garage, not a bolt on.
If people trust you with their brakes, steering and family car, looking credible and being a bit safer online is not overkill. It is part of running a modern workshop.
Yes. For some garages a simple contact form and clear phone buttons are enough. Others benefit from basic booking requests or MOT enquiry forms. We pick what fits your size and capacity.
Your setup will include HTTPS, Cloudflare in front and email hardening. This does not remove every scam, but it makes it harder for people to pretend to be you and gives you a cleaner baseline when something looks off.
Send a short outline of what you do, where you are based and how people usually find you now. I will reply with a simple plan and a clear price, no pressure to commit.