Automotive
A confident MOT and servicing workshop site — fixed prices, a booking form that captures your MOT due date for next year, and radial gauge figures instead of plain numbers.
- 1-page landing
- RTL ready
- Mobile ready
- Editable content
from $19.00 /month
- Hosting & SSL included
- Live in about 15 minutes
- Your address on *.leadersol.com
- Cancel anytime, no lock-in
What you get
- Fixed prices where a job can have one — MOT, service, tyres — and honest "priced after inspection" where it cannot
- Radial gauge figures — the only data-visualisation device in the catalogue
- Booking form asks for your MOT due date so you can text a reminder next year
- Same-day bookings flagged in your dashboard so you triage the urgent ones first
- Vehicle types described generically — cars, hybrid and electric, 4x4 — never a manufacturer name or badge
- Technicians shown with real, checkable qualifications: IMI, ATA, DVSA tester licence
- AutoRepair schema plus Google FAQ markup from your own questions
- A diagonal cut on every card and button — one shape, used everywhere
- Right-to-left ready for Arabic, Urdu and Farsi content
- Zero third-party requests — no web fonts, no icon fonts, no CDN
About this design
A one-page site for MOT and servicing workshops, garages and detailing studios. The visitor is usually comparing two or three local garages on a phone, often because something is wrong with the car right now.
Prices are fixed where a job can genuinely have one — the MOT fee, a full service, a set of tyres — and honestly marked "priced after inspection" where it cannot. A guessed price the garage cannot honour costs more trust than no price at all.
The booking form is built around how a workshop actually confirms a job: phone is required and email is optional, because a garage calls to confirm a slot rather than emailing a written quote. It also asks for the MOT due date — the one field no other booking form in this catalogue has — so the garage can text a reminder eleven months from now. That is real repeat business most workshop websites never ask for.
The figures strip is the catalogue's first data visualisation: every number sits inside a radial gauge dial rather than plain text, drawn correct by PHP before any JavaScript runs.
One thing it deliberately will not do: there is nowhere to name a manufacturer or upload a car-brand logo anywhere in the theme. A manufacturer's name and logo are trademarks, and using either implies an approval or partnership most independent workshops do not have. Vehicles are described by type instead — cars, vans, hybrid and electric, 4x4 — which is what most searches use anyway.
How you go live
- Pick your planLaunch, Grow or Pro, monthly or yearly.
- Choose your addressyourname.leadersol.com, or connect your own domain later.
- We build itHosting, SSL, WordPress and this design, set up automatically.
- Edit and publishYour login arrives by email. Change any text, image or colour yourself.