Body shop websites
for the day someone needs you badly.

Some will, which is worth winning. When the driver suggests the repairer, most insurers go along with it. That is why the page exists: it is your chance to be the shop the customer names on the claim call. We make no promises about insurers, only about the site.

Enough to keep your wording accurate, not enough to speak for your accreditations. You tell us what you hold and how it works from your side, we put it down plainly, you correct it before launch. In this trade a wrong claim is a real problem, so nothing publishes on our say so.

Those photos are the heart of the page and they should be yours: real cars, real lighting, no borrowed American showroom shots. Send the best of what you already have and each becomes an item with a line on what the job involved.

They get their own billing on the page, because they decide bookings. What you offer, how it works, what it costs if anything, in your words. It also quietly fields the question your phone answers forty times a week.

£179 for the two page Basic pack, £469 for Advanced with up to 10 pages and booking, drafts free, year two at £50 a year. One decent bumper repair outperforms that in a week, which is how most owners think about it.

The form carries the details and a message, and WhatsApp beside it is where photos naturally arrive. Building photo uploads into the form itself sits outside the standard packs, and we would rather quote that honestly up front than call it included when it is not.