Built so drivers check a price and book a slot online, in three languages.
The client is a car service and detailing business. We built its whole website: online booking in 45-minute slots, a quote page and five tools for drivers, in three languages. Prices and the service catalogue live in Google Sheets, so staff change them without a developer.
Live
- 3languages: Polish, Ukrainian, English
- 45 minslots drivers book online, without calling
- Sheetshold prices and services, so staff change them without a developer
- 5free tools for drivers, plus an instant quote page
A workshop that needed the whole system, not a brochure
The client does car servicing and detailing. A site that only lists services and a phone number wasn’t enough.
Drivers should see what a job costs, pick a time and book without calling. The team should get every booking and lead where they work. And the site had to speak to drivers in three languages.
- A price or a quote the driver sees before booking.
- Online booking in fixed 45-minute slots.
- Every booking in Google Calendar, with a message to the team.
- Pages in three languages that search engines and AI assistants can read.
Booking, prices, content and the plumbing between them
Online booking in 45-minute slots
A driver picks a free slot and books it. The booking lands in Google Calendar and the team gets a notification.
A quote page and five driver tools
Drivers can work out what their car needs and roughly what it costs before they book. They can scan the registration document instead of typing the car’s details.
Prices and the catalogue in Google Sheets
The price list and the service catalogue are kept in Google Sheets. Change a price in the sheet and the site follows.
Service pages and articles
Service pages and articles in three languages. New articles go live on a schedule set in advance.
Ready for AI assistants
An OpenAPI booking API lets AI agents book a visit for a driver. An llms.txt file tells AI assistants what the site covers.
In shortFast pages in three languages, a booking calendar, and jobs that run on a schedule.
From the first screen to a booked slot, on a phone
Running a workshop or another booking business?
The owner changes prices in a sheet, not by writing to us. A change that fails the tests doesn’t go live. You own the code, the data and every account.
Built to be found, in Google and in AI answers
A workshop nobody finds takes no bookings. Every page was built for search engines and AI assistants from the first release, not added later.
Each language version points to the others, so Google shows a driver the page in their language.
Structured data on every page: the business, its opening hours, services, questions and answers, and where the page sits on the site. Search results can show these directly.
A sitemap of every page, and search engines are told the moment a page is added or changed.
A file that tells AI assistants what the site covers, and a booking API an AI agent can use to book a visit for a driver.
Articles that answer drivers’ questions, published on a schedule set in advance.
What runs on its own, and what stops a bad change
A site that takes bookings can’t quietly break. This is what keeps it working day to day.
A change that breaks something doesn’t go live. Every update is checked first.
Five jobs run on a timetable, with nobody pressing a button.
A booking that fails to reach the calendar is sent again within 30 minutes.
Where to go from here
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